Animal Farm: Chapter 1 Flashcard

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How does Old Major describe the relationship between humans and animals?

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Old Major describes the relationship as one of enemies, highlighting the exploitation and oppression of animals by humans.

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What is the main theme of 'The Beasts of England'?

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The main theme is rebellion and freedom, symbolizing the animals' desire to overthrow their human oppressors.

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What does Old Major say about the animals’ ability to survive without humans?

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Old Major asserts that animals can manage better without humans, emphasizing their independence and capability.

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What does Old Major predict will happen to Boxer when he is no longer useful?

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Old Major predicts that Boxer will be sold to the knacker, illustrating the harsh reality of exploitation.

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How does Old Major refer to the rebellion in his speech?

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Old Major refers to the rebellion as an inevitable event, suggesting that it is bound to happen.

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What is the significance of Old Major's character in 'Animal Farm'?

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Old Major represents the revolutionary spirit and the initial ideas of socialism, inspiring the other animals to seek change.

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What role does the song 'Beasts of England' play in the story?

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The song serves as an anthem for the animals, uniting them in their common cause for freedom and rebellion.

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How does the setting of the farm contribute to the story's themes?

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The farm setting symbolizes the larger societal structures and power dynamics, reflecting the struggles between oppressors and the oppressed.

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What does Old Major's dream symbolize?

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Old Major's dream symbolizes hope for a better future and the possibility of a society where animals can live freely.

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What is the importance of the character Boxer in the narrative?

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Boxer represents the working class, showcasing themes of loyalty, hard work, and the dangers of blind trust in leadership.