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Who Was There?
It's an Allegory
What happened?
Miscellaneous
Who Said It?
100
The pig that spreads the news on the farm.
Who is Squealer?
100
Mr Jones is a literary depiction of this Russian man.
Who is Czar Nicholas II?

(also acceptable: Who is the Czar?)

100
The animals took over the farm on this day.
What is Mid-Summer Day?
100
George Orwell is the pen name of...
Who is Eric Blair?
100
"Napoleon is always right."
Who is Boxer?
200
The farm owner(s) on either side of Animal Farm.
Who is Mr. Frederick? and/or Who is Mr. Pilkington?  
200
The representations of Stalin and Trotsky.
Who are Napoleon and Snowball?
200
Napoleon hires him to negotiate between the humans and Animal Farm.
Who is Mr. Whymper?
200
This novel is a type of ______.
What is an allegory? 
200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

"The only good human being is a dead one."

Who is Snowball?
300
He brings everyone together to hear about a dream.
Who is Old Major?
300
The dogs represent this organization.
What is the KGB? 


300
The casualty of The Battle of Cowshed is...
What is a sheep?
300
The time period in which Animal Farm was published.
What is during WWII? 

(also acceptable: What is the year 1946?)

300
"To the prosperity of The Manor Farm!"
Who is Napoleon?
400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

The hardest working animal on the farm.
Who is Boxer?
400
The Battle of Cowshed. 
What is the Russian Civil War?
400
A presidential campaign is ran by ________ and is opposed by _______.
Who is Napoleon and no one? 
400
The song of the animals.
What is Beasts of England?
400

"We are born, we are given just so much food as will keep the breath in our bodies, and those of us who are capable of it are forced to work to the last atom of our strength;"

Who is Old Major?
500
The animal who always talks about Sugarcandy Mountain. 
Who is Moses? 
500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

This animal represents people who fled.

Who was Mollie? 
500
Napoleon claims that this was his idea.
What is the windmill?
500
The full original title reads: "Animal Farm: ..."
What is A Fairy Story?
500
"Bravery is not enough, loyalty and obedience are more important."
Who is Squealer?