Dead Poets Society
This is the location where the boys hold their meetings for the Dead Poets Society.
A cave
This event directly sparks the Rebellion.
Mr. Jones neglects feeding the animals
The name of the street where Krank's live.
Hemlock
Scrooge's former business partner, now deceased.
Jacob Marley
The term for a person who is unfairly blamed for the problems of others.
Scapegoat
Often uttered by Mr. Keating and echoed by the boys throughout the novel, this is the latin phrase meaning, seize the day.
Carpe Diem!
The reason why Snowball wants to animals to build a windmill.
For Electricity (to warm them and reduce labor)
Mr. Krank's profession.
Accountant
This character visits Scrooge in Stave One and invites him to Christmas Dinner.
His nephew, Fred
This is the term for a short, interesting story about a real event or person.
Anecdote
Although his father wanted him to become a medical doctor, Neil realizes he has a passion for what?
Acting
This is who Napoleon calls upon to expel Snowball from the farm.
The dogs
Considered by many to be the unofficial block captain of Hemlock St.
Vic Frohmeyer
This is the primary purpose of Marley's visit with Scrooge.
To warn him
The term for a false idea or misleading appearance that deceives the mind.
Illusion
The name of the Shakespearean play Neil wants to audition for?
A Midsummer Night's Dream
This is the name of the song that is taught to the animals by Old Major, and is eventually banned as no longer necessary.
Beasts of England
The amount Luther calculates they spent on last year's Christmas.
$6,100
This is the number of spirits Marley says will come to Scrooge in the night.
3
This is the term for a person who claims to have moral standards but actually does not.
Hypocrite
Stand on their desks
This is how the hen's rebel after Napoleon orders they surrender there eggs for sale.
Fly up to the rafters and let their eggs crash to the ground.
Nora agrees to Luther's plan of skipping Christmas only after he agrees to still give this amount to charity.
$600
This is what the young woman, Belle, claims has corrupted Scrooge.
Gain/Gold/Greed
This is the term for information used to influence opinions or actions, especially for political reasons.
Propaganda