Characters
Plot Points
Who said
Whose Who
Misc.
100

The power-hungry pig who becomes a dictator.


Napoleon

100

This event starts the entire story when the animals drive out the farmer.

What is the rebellion

100

“Napoleon is always right.”

Who is Boxer

100

Napoleon

Who is Joseph Stalin
100

This type of story uses animals to represent real people and events.

What is an allegory
200

The strong, loyal horse who always says, “I will work harder.”

Boxer

200

This structure becomes the center of conflict between two pigs.

What is the windmill

200

“Four legs good, two legs bad.” 

Who are the sheep

200

Boxer

Who is the proletariat/ working class

200

This system of government is criticized in the novel, where the state controls everything.

What is communism/totalitarianism

300

The intelligent pig who is chased off the farm.

Snowball

300

This commandment is secretly changed to allow pigs to sleep comfortably.

What is “No animal shall sleep in a bed (with sheets)”?

300

“Surely, comrades, you do not want Jones back?”

Who is Squealer

300

Snowball

Who is Leon Trotsky

300

This song becomes the anthem of the animals after the rebellion.

What is "Beasts of England"

400

The persuasive pig who twists the truth for the leader.

Squealer

400

Who are the two farmers besides Mr. Jones involved in the story?

Who are Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Frederick 

400

“Man is the only creature that consumes without producing.”

Who is Old Major

400

The dogs

What are the secret police

400

This real-world event inspired the events of Animal Farm.

What is the Russian Revolution

500

The wise pig whose speech inspires the rebellion.

Old Major

500

This event marks the shift from unity to fear-based leadership under Napoleon.

What are the public executions

500

"Serves you right"

Who is Mr. Pilkington 

500

Mollie

The aristocrats/upper class

500

This setting is where Caesar is assasinated.

What is the Senate