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Characters
Literary Ideas
Plot
Commandments
Misc
100
He owned Manor Farm
Who is Jones
100
What is a story involving animals which teaches a lesson called?
What is a fable.
100
Why are the animals upset with Mr. Jones?
What is he is mean and will not feed them.
100
How many commandments are painted on the barn wall?
What is seven
100
What is the significance of the song Beasts of England?
What is it promotes rebellion.
200
Is run off the farm by the dogs
Who is Snowball
200
Why would Animal Farm also be considered a fable?
What is because it features animals that speak.
200
What is the message of Old Major's meeting?
What is the animals must rebel against the humans.
200
What happens to the first commandment later in the novel?
What is the pigs break it and walk on two legs.
200
What is the name of the tenet the animals create for themselves?
What is Animalism
300
Says "I will work harder."
Who is Boxer
300
This often is used by authors to ridicule a subject.
What is satire.
300
What do the animals want to have happen with the news of the rebellion?
What is to let the word spread to all of the other farms.
300
What is the 7th Commandment?
What is "All animals are equal"
300
What is the purpose of the commandments?
What is to spread the word of equality.
400
Middleman between Animal Farm and human world
Who is Whymper
400
This is used by authors to represent or symbolize ideas.
What is allegory.
400
Who takes control of the farm once Old Major dies?
Who is Snowball and Napoleon
400
Which commandment keeps animals from killing other animals?
What is the 6th.
400
What new commandment replaces all others?
What is "All animals are equal but some are more equal than others."
500
Efficient neighboring farmer
Who is Frederick
500
What is Animal Farm an allegory for?
What is the Russian Revolution
500
What theme begins to show itself halfway through the novel?
What is "Those who gain power quickly become corrupt"
500
How does the fifth commandment change?
What is No animal shall drink alcohol later includes the phrase "to excess".
500
What could be the symbolic significance of the Battle of the Windmill (what does it represent historically)?
What is Germany's invasion of Russia