Characters
Which character was sentenced to death at the end of Chapter 6?
Snowball
In Chapter 6, which commandment was changed to benefit the pigs?
The fourth commandment was changed (The pigs slept in beds without sheets)
What did the windmill represent?
The Pigs take advantage of the animals which gives them power
What are the two themes in Chapter 6
Totalitarianism & Language of Power
What happened to the Windmill
It got torn down by the storm
In Chapter 5 How many puppies were taken by Napoleon?
Nine
In Chapter 6, what commandment did Napoleon break when he spoke to Mr.Whympers
“Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy”
Who did Napoleon represent?
Joseph Stallin
What an example of Language of power in Chapter 6
Napoleon tricks the animals into "volunteering" to world on Sunday
What is allegory
Hidden political meaning
In chapter 6, who is Napoleon's, right-hand man
Squalelar
In Chapter 5, how did Mollie go against the commandments?
Let the farmer pet her (Two legs bad)
Who did Squalelar represent?
The press
What is an example of Totalitarianism in Chapter 6
Boxer throws himself into the windmill just to satisfy the farm and its project.
What does Snowball represent in opposition to what Napoleon represents?
Snowball represents individualism and democracy
Napoleon represents totalitarianism
What did Snowball declare with the idea of the windmill?
Only work 3 days a week
In Chapter 5, how did the dogs go against the commandment?
They tried to kill snowball (no killing of any animals)
Who did the animals represent?
The Soviet citizens and peasents
the animals overlooking the winter and looking forward to the finished windmill is an example of what theme?
Totalitarianism
What did Napoleon and Snowball argue about in Chapter 5?
The building of the windmill
In Chapter 6, who was the human that took care of the animal's affairs?
Mr.Whympers
List 3 of the Seven Commandments
Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy.
Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend.
No animal shall wear clothes.
No animal shall sleep in a bed.
No animal shall drink alcohol.
No animal shall kill any other animal.
All animals are equal.
How does the windmill manipulate the animals?
Snowball is to blame for the windmill's initial fall since it keeps the other animals from questioning the pigs' talents
What do the other animals lack that Napoleon takes advantage of?
The power of language ( reading and writing)
Who took over the farm
Napoleon