Who am I?
This human acted as a middleman between Animal Farm and the outside world
Mr. Whymper
True or False: There were twelve commandments
False!
This character was Napoleon's key propagandist
Squealer
True or False: All animals on Animal Farm contribute equally
False!
This is what Napoleon did to Snowball's plans for the windmill when he visited him to look them over
He urinated on them
This neighbouring farmer tricked Napoleon with fake bank notes
Mr. Frederick
True or False: The commandments were continually being rewritten because the "stupider" animals kept forgetting them
False! They were rewritten to excuse the pigs violating them
These characters threatened and intimidated by Napoleon's side
The dogs
This was one of two maxims Boxer adopted
1. "I will work harder"
2. "Napoleon is always right"
This character taste tests Napoleon's food to check for poison
Pinkeye
This was the only animal who really knew where Boxer was being sent
Benjamin
By the end of the novel, all commandments were eliminated except this one
"All animals are created equal, but some animals are more equal than others"
This is what the saying "four legs good, two legs bad" turned into at the end of the novel.
"four legs good, two legs better"
Electricity
This animal ran away from animal farm. This was found in her stall afterwards.
Mollie. Ribbons and sugar.
Snowball represents this person in real life
Leon Trotsky
This character was found to be changing the commandments
Squealer
Snowball
Frederick's men blew it up
This is what happens to Boxer near the end of the novel
He is taken away to be slaughtered and turned into glue.
This character represents Joseph Stalin in Animal Farm
Napoleon
This was one of the three ways the pigs changed the existing commandments to suit their needs
1. No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets
2. No animal shall drink alcohol to excess
3. No animal shall kill another animal without cause
The original flag of animal farm was this colour and had these two things on it
It was a green flag with a hoof and a horn on it
This is how does the Battle of the Cowshed changes over time
1. Snowball was on Jones' side
2. The wounds on Snowball's back were from Napoleon instead of bullets
3. They never awarded him Animal Hero, First Class
This was the place Moses said animals would go to when they died.
Sugarcandy Mountain