Animal Farm
The author of Animal Farm.
George Orwell
A person, place or thing.
Noun
The opening lines to the animal's song are "Beasts of _______, beasts of I______, Beasts of every land and clime".
"Beasts of England, beasts of Ireland,
Beasts of every land and clime"
The name of the raven in Animal Farm.
Moses
The owner of the farm.
Mr. Jones
who was the motherly and sympathetic horse
clover
The action word in a sentence.
Verb
The two reasons that Old Major gives for man being evil.
Hunger and overwork
Boxer is this type of animal.
A cart-horse
The name of the farm.
Manor Farm
what made the animals scatter after the speech
the shound of mr. jones gun
A describing word, e.g. tall, short, beautiful.
Adjective
Old Major describes his enemies as "Whatever goes upon ___ legs".
"Whatever goes upon 2 legs."
Clover is this type of animal.
A cart-horse
The reason Old Major gathered everyone in chapter 1: what they discussed.
A rebellion/not satisfied with the way humans run things so they want to overthrow Mr. Jones.
The animal symbolising both Marx and Lenin.
Old Major
A word that can function as a noun, e.g. he/she/it.
Pronoun
Old Major describes friends/allies as "whatever goes upon ___ legs or has ___"?
"Whatever goes upon 4 legs or has wings."
Mollie is this type of animal.
Mare/female horse
He had a dream of the earth when man has vanished.
The name of the animals song.
“Beasts of England"
A word or an expression that modifies a verb, e.g. slowly, quickly.
Adverb
What term does Old Major consistently use in his speech to determine all the animals on the farm are equal.
"Comrades"
Bluebell, Jessie and Pincher are this type of animal.
Dog
4 animals ran into the barn during Old Major's speech and the dogs dashed for them. What type of animal were they?
Rats