Who's Who
The historical counterpart of Napoleon.
Who is Stalin?
The fattest of all the pigs.
Who is Squealer?
The political economic system in Russia Orwell is critical of.
What is Communism?
A society that has great suffering and injustice.
What is a dystopia?
The mantra of the sheep.
The historical counterpart of Old Major.
Who is Marx?
The character who dies before he can see the rebellion complete.
Who is Old Major?
The farmer who represents Great Britain.
Who is Pilkington?
The farmer who ends up buying the wood from Napoleon.
Who is Fredrick?
The second commandment to change.
What is commandment five?
The historical counterpart of Snowball.
Who is Trotsky?
The creatures who drive Snowball away.
Who are the dogs?
The political economic structure represented by humans.
What is Capitalism?
Moses spreads rumors about this magical place.
What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
The third commandment to change.
What is commandment six?
The historical counterpart of Mollie.
Who is the bourgeoisie?
The number of retired animals by the end of the novel.
What is zero?
The novel's counterpart for The Russian Orthodox Church.
Who is Moses the raven?
Mr. Jone's biggest vice.
What is alcoholism?
The final number of commandments at the end of the novel.
What is one?
The historical counterpart for Napoleon's dogs.
Who are the secret police?
The pigs end up wearing clothes and carrying this.
What are whips?
The word for "friend" used to remind the reader of Russia.
What is comrade?
The replacement for the retired-animal pasture.
What is barley?
The first commandment to change.
What is commandment four?