How is Mollie lured away from the farm?
She was lured away using sugar and ribbons.
Who has the slogan “Vote for me and the full manger”"
Napoleon
Squealer always supports ________
Napoleon
Give 3 Pros of building the windmill
Supply the farm with electrical power
Light the stalls
Warm the animals during winter
Machinery for the farm
lessen their workload
What is Snowball's stance on the windmill debate?
He wants to build the windmill
Who has the slogan "Vote for me and the 3 day work week”
Snowball
Squealer's favorite line is?
"Surely, comrades, you do not want Jones back?"
Give 3 Cons of building the windmill
Too complicated/difficult to build
Not all animals are smart enough to understand how the machinery works
Requires so much labor
Starvation
MONEY
What is Napoleon's stance on the windmill debate?
He doesn't want to build it
Who attack Snowball?
The dogs
Which of Squealer's points was the weakest?
His speech shows that he is biased to Napoleon
What do you think dogs represent in human society?
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Give Snowball and Napoleon political strength.
Snowball gives persuasive brilliant speeches. Napoleon, on the other hand, is better at canvassing support.
Who said "Bravery is not enough," "Loyalty and obedience are more important.
Squealer
What text from the speech indicated that Squealer is biased?
Suppose you had decided to follow Snowball, with his moonshine of windmills–Snowball, who, as we now know, was no better than a criminal?"
He calls Snowball a criminal.
Would you have believed all the "campaign promises"? Why or why not?
Promises are hard to keep and easy to be broken.
What is Snowball and Napoleon Stance on defense?
Snowball prefers to send out more pigeons and stir up rebellion among the animals on the other farm.
Napoleon prefers to train the animals in using firearms.
Who often interrupt in the meeting with "Four Legs Good; Two Legs Bad."
Sheep
Which of Squealer's points was the strongest?
“Do not imagine that leadership is a pleasure! On the contrary, it is a deep and heavy responsibility.”
2 + 2 = ?
4