Animal Farm Review

Allegories are...

• Symbolic stories in which the characters and events represent something else

• Symbolic stories where animals are the only characters within the story

• A type of fable that is meant to teach a lesson

• A type of parable that is meant to teach a lesson.

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According to Old Major, what is the cause of the animals’ problems?

• The animals’ own apathy

• The humans’ control over them

• A lack of political power

• The pigs’ control over them

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What event in history is represented by Mr. Jones being driven from his own farm?

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Once the animals have chased the humans off the farm, what is the first thing they do after looking at everything they now own?

• They destroy the farmhouse.

• They set up a flagpole and shrine to Old Major.

• They destroy the equipment used to enslave them.

• They move out of the barn and into the house.

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What mantra do the sheep always chant?

Persuasive language used to convince people of something is also know as...

• Theme

• Persepolis

• Propaganda

• Argumentation

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Why does Napoleon blame Snowball for many of the problems on the farm, including the destruction of the windmill?

• He truly believes that Snowball is to blame for all of their misfortunes.

• He thinks that Snowball is a spy for the human farmers.

• Snowball is Napoleon’s main rival, so he uses him as a scapegoat to turn the others against him.

• The animals prefer Snowball because he is older and wiser than Napoleon.

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Why is the ending of Animal Farm particularly ironic?

• Most of the animals have died.

• The pigs become just like the humans.

• The windmill is complete.

• The Commandments have changed again.

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Orwell uses Animal Farm to…

• Comment on historical events.

• Satirize human behavior.

• Warn readers about the nature of power.

• All of the above

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Napoleon most likely bans "Beasts of England" because he is afraid of another...

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