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Propaganda
Russian Revolution
Vocab/ Key Terms
100
The animal who repeatedly says, "I will work harder."
Who is Boxer?
100
This is what the animals call the battle that they win against Mr. Jones and his men when they come back to reclaim the farm.
What is The Battle of the Cowshed?
100
While Napoleon takes credit for it, the windmill was really this animal's idea.
Who is Snowball?
100
The actual person who is represented by Napoleon in the book Animal Farm.
Who is Joseph Stalin?
100
Definition of "vivacious"?
What is, lively in conduct or spirit?
200
The animal who loves to put ribbons in her mane.
Who is Mollie, the horse?
200
This is the reason Napoleon gives for no longer allowing the anthem "Beasts of England."
What is "Beasts of England" is no longer needed, as the Rebellion is complete?
200
That "the resolution against engaging in trade and using money had never been passed or even suggested" is really just propaganda for this situation.
What is the actual situtation, that even though they had written the clear commandment that "whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy," the pigs engage in trade with other farms (humans, who go upon two legs), because they need more resources to keep the farm running?
200
He represents Czar Nicholas II in Animal Farm.
Who is Mr. Jones?
200
The definition of "enmity."
What is "deep-seated hatred"?
300
The animal Napoleon claims is visiting the farm nightly to perform "all kinds of mischief."
Who is Snowball?
300
This is Napoleon's explanation (through Squealer) for the words written on the side of the truck that takes Boxer away.
What is the van had previously been the property of the horse slaughterer and had been bought by the veterinary surgeon, who had not yet painted the old name out?
300
"[the hens] died of coccidiosis" is propaganda for this actual situation.
What is Napoleon had accepted a contract with Whymper to trade four hundred eggs a week, and in rebellion, the hends lay their eggs in the rafters and allow them to break. In response, Napoleon orders that the hens' rations be stopped and decreed that "any animal giving so much as a grain of corn to a hen should be punished by death" (Orwell 76). Nine hens died of stravation?
300
He is an animal who represents Trotsky in Animal Farm. (Answer: name and type of animal).
Who is Snowball, a pig?
300
a metaphor that extends through an entire narrative so that objects, persons, and actions are equated with something outside the text
What is "allegory"?
400
The character who tells the other animals about "SugarCandy Mountain."
Who is Moses, the Raven?
400
This is what Napoleon convinces the other animals that the fifth commandment, the one about alcohol, said all along. (Please state the words of the commandment)
What is "No animal shall drink alcohol to excess"?
400
"with sheets" is added to this commandment after the fact
What is added to the Fourth Commandment "no animal shall sleep in a bed"?
400
Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin are both represented by this character in Animal Farm.
Who is Old Major?
400
Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
What is apathy?
500
Arguably the wisest animal on Animal Farm, this character is suspicious of the Rebellion from the beginning. S/He says that "nothing ever changes."
Who is Benjamin, the Donkey?
500
Two of the security precautions that are put in place to protect Napoleon, as mentioned in Chapter 8.
What are 1) a young pig named Pinkeye is given the task of tasting all of Napoleon's food before he eats it and 2) Four dogs guard his bed at night, one at each corner?
500
This is hypocritical of the pigs because they had admonished Mollie for wearing ribbons on her mane after the Rebellion.
What is significant about the pigs' wearing green ribbons on their tails on Sundays? (Orwell 114).
500
A form of government with strong central rule that tries to control even individual freedoms. (must be pronounced correctly)
What is totalitarianism?
500
“Molly had taken a piece of blue ribbon from Mrs. Jones's dressing-table, and was holding it against her shoulder and admiring herself in the glass in a very foolish manner. The others ___________ her sharply, and they went outside.”
What is "reproached"?