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Characters,

100

1. This pig is the original dreamer of Animalism.
   
   

Who is Old Major

200

2. He becomes the ruthless leader of Animal Farm.

Who is Napoleon?

300

3.  Loyal to a fault, this animal adopts two mottos and works himself to death, symbolizing the exploited working class.

Who is Boxer?

400

4. Obsessed with ribbons and sugar, this character represents the vain and selfish elite who flee during revolutions.

 Mollie?

500

5. This persuasive pig manipulates truth and language to maintain the pigs’ control, symbolizing state propaganda.

Squeler 

, Plot,

100

1. The animals’ rebellion is triggered by this negligent act from Mr. Jones.
   
   

 failing to feed the animals

200

2.  In this pivotal conflict, the animals defend their new regime from Mr. Jones’ return.

 Battle of the Cowshed?

300

3.  As the pigs gain power, they begin engaging in this ironic behavior that blurs the line between animal and human.

s walking on two legs?

400

4. Despite years of service, this is how Boxer is secretly disposed of
   
   

 is being sent to the knacker’s (slaughterhouse)

500

5.  This structure, promised to bring prosperity, collapses multiple times and becomes a symbol of manipulation and false hope.

 the windmill

Vocabulary,

100

1.  A system of political or economic ideas, often used to justify power structures.

 ideology

200

2.  A tool used to manipulate public opinion, often involving biased or misleading information.
   
   

2. What is propaganda?

300

3.  A system where absolute power is held by one ruler, often leading to oppression.

dictatorship?

, Quotes,

100

1. “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” This final revision of the commandments reflects what major theme?
   ?

he corruption of ideals or the betrayal of equality

200

2.  Napoleon, the pig who consolidates power, is an allegorical figure for this Soviet leader.

Who is Joseph Stalin?

300

3. Snowball, driven out by Napoleon, represents this exiled revolutionary.
   
   

 is Leon Trotsky?

400

4. The dogs raised by Napoleon to enforce his rule symbolize what real-life force?

 the KGB or Soviet secret police?

500

5.  Mr. Jones, the overthrown farmer, symbolizes which pre-revolutionary figure?
   
   

5. Who is Tsar Nicholas II?

Allegory

100

1.  Animal Farm is a political allegory of this 20th-century uprising.

 the Russian Revolution of 1917?

200

2. – Napoleon, the pig who consolidates power, is an allegorical figure for this Soviet leader.

 Joseph Stalin?

300

3. – Snowball, driven out by Napoleon, represents this exiled revolutionary.
   
   

is Leon Trotsky?

400

4. $400 – The dogs raised by Napoleon to enforce his rule symbolize what real-life force?
   
   

= the KGB or Soviet secret police?

500

5. $500 – Mr. Jones, the overthrown farmer, symbolizes which pre-revolutionary figure?

 Tsar Nicholas II?