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Animal Farm (Whole Novel)
Animal Farm (Whole Novel)
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testimonial
you
memorial
tribute
a statement that speaks to a persons charactrer.
2
Why is the ending of Animal Farm particularly ironic?
The pigs become just like humans.
The windmill is complete.
Most of the animals have died.
The Commandments have changed again.
3
What is an allegory
a surface-level story
a story with animals that speak
a story with satire
a story with a deeper, hidden meaning
4
Ethos appeal to
Logic
Reason
Emotion
authority and credibility
5
Who chases Snowball off the farm?
Nine dogs that Napoleon has raised
He runs away on his own
Mr Jones and Mr Frederick with their guns.
All the animals chase him away because he's a traitor.
6
How would you describe Benjamin?
He can read, keeps opinions to himself, won't do extra work
speaks openly supporting Napoleon, can't read, works longer
likes to be petted; have attention; can only spell his name
7
What does Animalism represent?
Capatalim
Facism
Socialism
Communism
8
Why did the pigs think Napoleon was dying?
He had cancer
He had a hangover
He was shot in battle
He was old.
9
How did Squealer manipulate the fourth commandent?
Not allowed to sleep with pillows
not allowed to sleep with stuffed animals
Not allowed to sleep with your eyes closed
Not allowed to sleep with sheets
10
This quote from Squealer is an example of _________
his immense care for the animals
the hard work the pigs had to do in order to protect the Animal Farm
using words to trick the animals
his strong enmity for human beings
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Red Herring....
All of the above
Writing and then jumping into an irrelevant topic
Draws attention away from the argument
Having a lack of focus
12
Old Major was inspired to speak because of...
a book he had read.
a politician he had heard on the radio.
some gossip he had heard.
a dream he had had.
13
How was Frederick able to trick Napoleon?
with phony bank notes
by exchanging his whiskey with water
by telling him he was safe from attack
by playing an ace of spades
14
What does Mollie want to do?
Help raise the puppies
Wear pretty ribbons and look at herself in the mirror
Lead the marches and raise the flag
Work as hard as she can
15
How did news of the rebellion of Animal Farm spread?
Napoleon and Snowball yelled at the top of their lungs
Napoleon and Snowball sent pigeons to other farms
Napoleon sent Squealer and Boxer to spread the news
16
Has Beasts of England been abolished?
No
Yes
17
what was boxer's quote
All people and animal are equal
"Napoleon is always right''
" I will work harder"
four legs good two legs bad
18
What is Glittering Generalities?
only 12 colonies
diamonds and there qualities
moose can not run
clever slogans that appeal to people's emotions
19
is this Either/Or Fallacy?
False
True
20
Pathos appeal to
Emotion
Feeling
My head
Logic
21
What can you Infer about the pigs buying whiskey after Boxer's Death?
they bought it with the money they saved up
They stealed it
They sold Boxer for the money
MAGIC
22
"Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy" is an example of
Scapegoating
Sweeping Generalities
Glittering Generalities
Pathos
23
Mr. Pilkington and his farm are symbolic of
Pravda
Adolf Hitler and Germany
Czar Nicholas and pre-revolution Russia
the US and the UK
24
According to Moses, what is Sugarcandy Mountain?
The mountain located near the Manor Farm.
The place where the animals go to receive their sugar.
Mollie's favorite place to eat sugar.
The so called "heaven" or "afterlife" for the animals.
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Ad Hominem (logical fallacy)
attacking character or motives instead of focusing on issue
present weak argument to easily refute instead of main issue
when a conclusion does not follow from the premise
convincing that something's true b/c it's widely believed
26
Who are the smartest animals?
All the animals except the horses, who are illiterate
The pigs, especially Squealer & Minimus
The rats
The pigs, especially Snowball & Napoleon
27
Clover is a...
tame raven
enormous cart-horse
pretty white mare (female horse)
stout, motherly horse
28
What 2 objects are on the Animal Farm flag?
hammer & whip
hammer & sickle
stars & stripes
hoof & horn
29
Logos means the . . . .
Loser, Loner, Whatever
Brains, Logics, Facts
Emotional, Silly, Angry
Trusted, Leader, Celebrity
30
Napoleon gave the orders, but Squealer was the character who...
Cleaned the barn
First carried a cane
Had to rationalize the orders
Drank all the milk and ate all the apples
31
Which animal becomes the scapegoat for all that goes wrong on the farm?
Squealer
Snowball
Clover
Benjamin
32
How does Napoleon's attitude toward alcohol change on the morning after his night of drinking?
He asks Whymper to buy him books on brewing and distilling
all of the above
He changed the rule to animals could drink, but to an extent
He was happy that the alcohol did not kill him
33
How does Boxer react to the mass executions?
He blames Snowball.
He does not understand it and says he will work harder.
He cries himself to sleep.
He does not care acts like nothing happened.
34
What was the Great Purge?
Jews were persecuted for being Jewish.
Millions were killed because they were considered enemies.
Peasants revolted after the events at Bloody Sunday.
Napoleon's death caused an uprising.
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Why does Squealer say that the pigs should take all the milk and apple?
They are for Boxer
For their brainwork
They are sick
They are greedy
