A popular punctuation used in many modern languages to indicate an interrogative statement.
? or Question Mark
Animal Farm is an allegory for this historic event.
Russian Revolution
Claudo, claudere, clausi, clausum
To close
A form of mental illness in which a person has exaggerated ideas of his or her importance
Megalomania
Known as the Bard of Stratford upon Avon
Shakespeare
This common symbol is a combination of the letter E and T from the Latin et.
& or ampersand
Animalism is an allegory for what concept.
Communism
Vanus
Empty
A quarter of a circle or of its circumference; early instrument to tell altitudes
Quadrant
English belongs to this branch of languages
Germanic
Originally known as the pound sign, it is now used as a metadata tag on social media.
# or Hastag
Mr. Jones is an allegory for what historical figure.
Csar Nicholas II
Tenuo, tenuere, tenui, tentum
To make thin, lessen
Being in complete agreement
Unanimous
English is more closely related to Dutch than to French. (True or False)
True
This common symbol evolved from a an abbreviation of "each at" or the "e" and the "a". First used in 1536 and became very popular with the invention of the internet.
@ or At Sign
This character is the "mouthpiece" of propaganda in the novel.
Squealer
Mikros
Small
A tool or utensil
Implement
The novel was first created by this ancient group of people.
Greeks
A combination of an exclamation point and a question mark.
Interrobang
Napoleon is an allegory for this historical figure.
Joseph Stalin
Eo, ire, ii, itum
To go
Feeding on both plants and meat
Omnivorous
Currently the most popular young adult fiction author
John Green