animal farm analysis

What is allegory?

• a political satire

• a fairy story

• A form of government

• A narrative with hidden meanings

• a story that represents something else

How does the language we speak influence our perspective (toward time, place, culture)?

• It has no influence

• It has a significant influence

• It only influences culture

• It only influences time

Why do people blindly accept government power?

Answer explanation

They might be forced to

They might not think critically

They might be affected by propaganda/news/media bias

They might be deceived with false promises

What is the main theme of Animal Farm?

• Power and corruption

• Love and friendship

• Adventure and exploration

• Justice and equality

What is the purpose of using rhetoric and propaganda in Animal Farm?

• To educate the animals

• To confuse the animals

• To entertain the animals

• To gain and maintain power

Why were the pigs and humans getting along so well at the end of the story?

• Because they were forced to cooperate

• Because they shared similar interests

• Because they had a common enemy

• Because they were natural allies

What did Benjamin believe about the condition of life? Was he right?

• Life is a series of challenges

• Life is what you make it

• Life is predictable and sad

• Life is full of surprises and joy

Why did George Orwell choose to have the pigs walk on two legs? What does this represent?

• To mimic human behavior

• To symbolize their unity

• To show their agility

• To represent their intelligence and power

What is the main message conveyed through the book Animal Farm?

What is the significance of the windmill in Animal Farm?

• To provide electricity for the farm

• To increase productivity and improve living conditions

• To symbolize progress and modernization

• To represent the futility of labor under the pigs' rule