Characters
Which characters were thrown out by Napoleon?
Snowball
This animal represents the working class, whose loyalty and labor are exploited by the pigs.
Boxer
Before the rebellion, who was the owner of the farm?
Mr. Jones
This theme is explored through the animals' initial hopes for equality, which are ultimately betrayed by the pigs' rise to power.
The failure of idealism
What is the event where the animals successfully defend their farm from humans?
The Battle of the Cowshed.
Who promoted all the propaganda?
Squealer
The object transformed from a symbol of equality to a symbol of oppression.
The 7 Commandments
Which two pigs were the leaders of the rebellion?
Snowball and Napoleon
By the end of the novel, the pigs become indistinguishable from humans, symbolizing how revolutionary leaders can become just as oppressive as the tyrants they replaced.
Cycle of oppression
What does Boxer repeat to silence his doubts about Napoleon’s leadership?
“Napoleon is always right."
Who’s the antagonist?
Napoleon
It represents any society or political system, particularly the Soviet Union
The Farm
Manor Farm name was changed into ________
Animal Farm
What theme was represented through the pig’s action of scapegoating Snowball?
Propaganda and Manipulation
What conflict does the windmill represent?
Ideal vs Reality
Which character started the rebellion?
Major the Pig
Militarized force and brutal suppression by a dictatorial regime to maintain control and eliminate dissent.
Dogs
What did the animal do after the successful rebellion?
Celebrate, Sleep more, Eat more
The pigs manipulating the commandment, inciting fear in the animal is the theme of _______
Corruption and Power
Who are the two pigs that fight for leadership after the rebellion?
Snowball and Napoleon
Which animals did Napoleon use to incite fear in the character?
Dog
It represents the promises of progress and prosperity that totalitarian regimes often use to rally support
The Windmill
What did Major the pig blame for all their problem?
Humans
The key phrase used by the pigs to justify the inequality of the other animals.
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others"
Which group of animals blindly follows Napoleon, chanting slogans to drown out dissent?
The sheep