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Questions use Animal Farm by George Orwell (1945) to examine allegory, satire, and power.
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Old Major tells the animals of a world without humans, then they sing 'Beasts of England.' In the allegory, what does this event stand for?
Mr. Jones neglects the animals, forgets to feed them, and is driven from the farm. What larger event does this farm rebellion stand for?
Jones and other men try to retake the farm, but Snowball organizes the animals and drives them off. What does this event stand for?
Napoleon's dogs chase Snowball away, and Napoleon announces that meetings will no longer debate farm policy. What change beyond the farm does this stand for?
The animals work on the windmill through hunger and cold while the pigs direct plans and claim credit. In the allegory, what does the windmill project stand for?
Boxer is injured after years of labor, and the pigs sell him to the knacker while saying he went to a hospital. What does this event stand for?
The rule 'Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy' is painted after the Rebellion. What does the rule show about power changing hands?
The commandment 'No animal shall sleep in a bed' marks beds as a human habit. What does this rule show before the pigs revise it?
The sheep learn the slogan 'Four legs good, two legs bad' and repeat it during arguments. What shift in power does the slogan show?
After setbacks, Boxer answers with 'I will work harder!' What does this slogan reveal about power on the farm?
Boxer also adopts 'Napoleon is always right.' What does this slogan show about authority on Animal Farm?
The pigs take the milk and apples, and Squealer warns that Jones may return if pigs fail. What behavior is Orwell satirizing in this episode?
After animals confess to crimes, Napoleon's dogs tear out their throats, and the corpses pile before him. What is the satire attacking?
Squealer reads figures proving production has risen, though many animals feel hungry and remember larger rations. What is this episode satirizing?
Minimus writes a poem called 'Comrade Napoleon,' and animals display Napoleon's portrait and celebrate him. What target of satire is clearest?
During 'Spontaneous Demonstrations,' animals march, hear speeches, and the gun is fired while food is scarce. What is Orwell criticizing?
The rule 'No animal shall sleep in a bed' becomes 'No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.' How does the added phrase change belief?
The rule 'No animal shall drink alcohol' becomes 'No animal shall drink alcohol to excess.' What does the added phrase permit animals to believe?
The rule 'No animal shall kill any other animal' becomes 'No animal shall kill any other animal without cause.' What does the change permit?
The commandment becomes 'All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.' How does this change what animals may believe?
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