Who said it?
"Napoleon is always right"
Boxer
Name ONE of the original "commandments", from Old Major's speech.
- No animal must ever live in a house
- No animal shall sleep in a bed
- No animal shall wear clothes
- No animal shall drink alcohol or smoke tobacco
- No animal shall touch money or engage in trade
- No animal must ever tyrannize over his own kind
- No animal must ever kill any other animal
This character LOVES ribbons and sugar cubes!
Mollie
Chapter 1
This revolutionary anthem once united the animals.
What is "Beasts of England"?
"No one believes more firmly than Napoleon that all animals are equal"
Squealer
At the end of the book, what is the only commandment on the wall?
ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL
BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS
This character planned the windmill project.
Snowball
Chapter 5
What are the pigs and humans doing when the rest of the animals look through the window?
Playing cards
"Do you not see what is written on the side of that van?"
Benjamin
What is the first commandment to be changed?
No animal shall sleep in a bed WITH SHEETS.
These words could be used to describe what character: Loyal, hardworking, gentle, strong.
Boxer
In this chapter, Old Major dies.
Chapter 2 (the very beginning)
Which literary device best explains Animal Farm’s portrayal of real historical events?
Hint: We talked about this lots at the beginning of the unit!
Allegory!
"Now, comrades, what is the nature of this life of ours?"
Old Major
Which animal is the only one who seems to remember life before the rebellion?
Benjamin
These words could be used to describe the following character: cruel, neglectful, drunken, lazy, incompetent
Mr. Jones
In this chapter, Squealer explains that it's too expensive to take care of a sick animal.
Chapter 9.
Which animal is the first to suspect the pigs are changing the commandments?
Clover
"Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons?"
Snowball
What is the pigs reason for taking extra food for themselves?
They need extra brainpower!
These words could be used to describe the following character: persuasive, manipulative, deceptive, cunning.
Squealer
Chapter 5
In Chapter 7 a series of animals confess to crimes that they did not commit. Name one crime that was confessed to.
- Secretly being in touch with Snowball
- Disobeying Napoleon's orders because Snowball appeared to them in a dream
- Stealing corn
- Urinating in the drinking pool
- Murdering an old ram