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Ethical Theories
Animal Farm
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100

Two things that are not thesis statements.

What are statements of purpose, facts, and questions.

100

This type of plagiarism occurs when you copy and paste from a source, but don't use quotation marks.

What is Word-for-word?

100

This theory states that God gives us morality as a set of instructions. 

What is Divine Command Theory? 

100

This historical figure was represented by Napoleon in Animal Farm. 

Who was Joseph Stalin?

100

This is a type of long-form poetry that tells the story of a hero going on some type of journey and fighting monsters. 

What is an epic? 

200

The three parts of an introduction.

What are the opening hook, transition, and the thesis statement.

200

A summary of the argument a paper is making with the main points outlined.

What is a thesis statement? 

200

This ethical theory states that the right thing to do is the greatest good for the greatest number of people.

What is utilitarianism? 

200

This animal was an allegory for Leon Trotsky.

Who was Snowball?

200

This type of story usually includes animals and has a moral listed at the end. 

What is a fable? 

300

This type of source doesn't need the CRAAP test.

What are scholarly sources?

300

Three types of opening hooks.

What are quotes, statistics, anecdotes, humor, bold claims, and questions.

300

This ethical theory states that God created us with a sense of right and wrong encoded into our DNA. We each have basic things that we all want. For example, we want to survive, reproduce, and learn. 

What is Natural Law Theory? 

300

The dogs in Animal Farm were allegories for this. 

Who were the NKVD?

300

This type of story often has a hidden second meaning, where one set of characters or events represents something else. This includes Animal Farm and Yertle the Turtle. 

What is an allegory?

400

The five letters in the CRAAP test stand for this.

What are current, relevant, accurate, authority, and purpose?

400

This type of plagiarism occurs when someone changes the words from a source, but doesn't use in-text citations. 

What is paraphrasing?

400

This ethical theory states that some things are absolutely right and others are absolutely wrong (moral facts). We learn this not from God, but from using logic. 

What is Kantianism? 

400

Foxwood and Pinchfield Farms were allegories for which countries in Animal Farm?

Who are England/USA and Germany?

400

This type of story has a lesson using everyday people and situations. Jesus told many of these types of stories.

What is a parable? 

500

These are the four types of questions. Bonus if they are in order.

What are factual/summative, convergent, divergent, and evaluative.

500

These techniques help turn plagiarism into something good. 


What are In-text citations and quotation marks. 

500

This theory believes that morality is based on the laws we create as a society or individuals. The laws are a contract that we agree to just by living here and enjoying the benefits of the society.

What is contractarianism or social contract theory? 

500

These two animals were allegories for the proletariat in Animal Farm. 

Who were Boxer and Clover? 

500

These types of essays create an argument about a work of literature or film by looking at one element, such as a theme, symbol, or allegory. 

What is a literary analysis?