Vocabulary
Animal Farm - Plot
Animal Farm - Characters
Short Stories
100

means well-meaning and kindly

Benevolent

100

T or F: 

The food storage bins get filled with sand to hide the fact that there is a food shortage BEFORE Napoleon and Snowball debate the windmill

False

100

Original owner of Manor Farm

Mr. Jones

100

T or F: the title isn't very important in a short story

False

200

means cruel and oppressive government or rule

Tyranny

200

How did Snowball prepare for the return of Jones and his men?

Reading about Caesar’s conquests

200

"I will work harder"

Boxer

200

T or F: In our short story booklet, one piece of advice is to "Plunge your character into terrible trouble from the get-go."

True

300

means signed or given formal consent; made official

Ratified

300

A vote was held to see if ________ were comrades. The vote decided the answer was _______.

rats; yes

300

Mother of the puppies

Jessie/Bluebell

300

What job does Mr. Maloney have?

He is a police officer

400

means obtain (something), especially with care or effort

Procure

400

Give one example of gaslighting from the novel

Answers may vary

400

The two owners of the neighbouring farms

Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pilkington

400

How does Lamb to the Slaughter begin?

Mary Maloney waiting happily for her husband to return from work.

500

means persisting tirelessly

Indefatigable

500

Order these plot events:

The Battle of the Windmill

The Battle of Cowshed

the pigs learn to walk

the hens protest the use of their eggs

cowshed, hen protest, windmill, pigs learn to walk

500

A pessimist, and has a negative outlook on the rebellion and any leadership. This character thinks life will be bad regardless.

Benjamin

500

What ironic thing happens to the police in Lamb to the Slaughter?

They eat the murder weapon and say "it's probably right under our noses"