Animal Farm Chapters 1-3

Huge, strong horse; not very smart, but of good character

A metaphor used to represent a character, place or event or real-world issues and occurrences.

" Soon or late the day is coming, Tryant Man shall be o'erthrown"

Who said...." I will work harder!"

Motherly, middle-aged mare

Old Major's teachings were elaborated into a complete system of thought called--

Not much of a talker; but good at getting his own way

Raven who spoke of Sugarcandy Mountain

Donkey; oldest animal on the farm

imitation of style of a writer, artist, or genre deliberate exaggeration for comic effect

Who said..."Man is the only creature that consumes without producing."

Who said---"Those ribbons that you are so devoted to are the badge of slavery!"

He began the whole idea of the revolution.

use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize in a political context

Who said...."Will there still be sugar after the rebellion?"

More vivacious pig than Napoleon

A brilliant talker represented the government's use of propaganda during the Russian Revolution

Who said...Milk and apples contain substances absolutely necessary for the well being of a pig

illustrations with a political or social message related to current events or personalities.

Who said.."Nevermind the milk comrades! That will be attended to."

Foolish, pretty white mare; liked sugar & ribbons