Animals or men?

English

Who was George Orwell?

Orwell's writing

Allegory

Animal Farm as an allegory

Introducing Animal Farm

Old Major's speech

Tyranny

The pigs take charge

The Rebellion

Animalism

Snowball and Napoleon

Deceit on the farm

Battle of the Cowshed

The power struggle

Snowball's expulsion

Naivety and manipulation

Napoleon and the farmhouse

Squealer's rhetoric

The executions

Napoleon's leadership

Betrayal

Boxer

The power of propaganda

Animal Farm

A cyclical structure is when a story has the same word at the beginning and the end.

A cyclical structure is when the beginning of a story mirrors the end of the story.

A cyclical structure is when the same story is told multiple times.

A cyclical structure is when the story has no real ending.

What does Napoleon do which suggests he is becoming like a human? Hint - there is more than one correct answer!

Napoleon is becoming a tyrant like Farmer Jones.

Napoleon is wearing Farmer Jones' clothes - what does this suggest?

Who comes to visit the pigs in the farmhouse?

Orwell is warning people not to start rebellions.

Orwell is warning people not to take power.

Orwell is warning people not to trust pigs.

Orwell is warning people that all leaders will eventually abuse their power and become tyrants.

What message was Orwell trying to give when writing 'Animal Farm?'

Squealer makes the dogs growl at the animals.

Squealer tells the animals they have found documents proving Snowball was a traitor.

The Seven Commandments are changed without the animals realising.

What is an example of propaganda being used in Animal Farm?

How did the animals feel about 'Animal Farm?'

He is teaching them to chase the animals.

He wants to teach them how to read and write.

Why does Squealer spend so much time with the sheep?

The pigs can hold whips in their trotters .

What do the pigs reveal they can do that shocks the animals?

'All animals are equal but not as equal as you think.'

'All animals are equal but the pigs are the most important.'

'All animals are equal unless they can walk on two legs.'

'All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.'

The Commandment 'All animals are equal' becomes...

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