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Propaganda & Allegory in Animal Farm
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Animal Farm Allegory & Propaganda Quiz #allegory #russianrevolution #propaganda
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The Battle of the Cowshed where Snowball leads the charge and the animals solidify their rule
World War I
Rebellion
Civil War
October Revolution
2
Dedicated but tricked communist supporters; loyal to Stalin because he was a "communist"
The sheep
Boxer
Squealer
Mollie
3
A celebrity or authority endorses an idea/product/person so we accept their word w/out argument
testimonial
Obama
snob appeal
4
The idea or person being promoted is associated with normal, everyday people & activities
glittering generalities
plain folks appeal
euphemisms
5
Links a person/idea/product to a commonly admired virtue like freedom or truth
euphemisms
glittering generalities
transfer
6
Bourgeoisie - materialistic, many left after the revolution
The dog
The sheep
Mollie
Bessy
7
the Proletariat - working class; communism was meant to help this group; uneducated; many loyal
Benjamin
Boxer & Clover
Boxer
Clover
8
The goal is to flatter the audience by making them feel superior or admired
plain folks appeal
glittering generalities
snob appeal
9
Religion - Used to make people not complain and dotheir work - helped prevent revolutions
The cat
Moses
Benjamin
The sheep
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Which propaganda technique do you see here?
testimonial
misleading evidence
scapegoating
euphemism
11
Someone or a group who cannot defend themselves are
blamed
for faults or problems
name-calling
scapegoating
transfer
12
Animalism represents which real-world social-political philosophy?
animalsim
communism
totalitarianism
socialism
13
This propaganda tool suggests that if you do certain things, your fears will/won't come true
testimonial
name-calling
fear
bandwagon
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Joseph Stalin pretended to support communism- only wanted power- used lies/violence to get it
Napoleon
Mollie
Squealer
Boxer
15
Facts are presented that do not necessarily prove the conclusion; an irrational argument
misleading evidence
faulty reasoning
testimonial
16
Czar Nicholas was a poor and brutal leader; made his citizens want to revolt.
Snowball
Napoleon
Farmer Jones
Old Major
17
Propaganda Dept. worked to support Stalin's image-used lies to convince people to follow Stalin
Moses
Benjamin
Squealer
Mollie
18
Depicts positive ideas or images and transfers them onto the person/idea being promoted
testimonial
glittering generalities
transfer
19
Napoleon sells timber to Mr Frederick who pays with fake bills & attacks the farm, referencing
Roosevelt fools Stalin into joining an anti-German alliance
Hitler betrays the German-Soviet NonAggression Pact w Stalin
Stalin creates anti-Hitler propaganda
20
Which of the following is an example of a euphemism?
passed away
beautiful day
war
fired
21
The windmill, which promises the animals a better life but keeps falling down, represents
Stalin's Five Year Plans
Soviet Union's food supply
Communist laws
Stalin's power
22
KGB [Secret Police] used extreme force in support of Stalin
The chickens
The dogs
Squealer
The sheep
23
Skeptical people in Russia and outside Russia- weren’t sure revolution would change anything
The dog
The cat
Benjamin
The sheep
24
Which propaganda techniques do you see here?
name-calling
fear
glittering generalities
transfer
25
The Bolshevik politicians (communist pol.) who ruled with Stalin & got many social benefits
the sheep
the pigs
the dogs
the hens
26
October Revolution - 1917, Bolshevik party overthrew the Czar and est. communist govnt.
Battle of the Windmill
The Rebellion
Civil War
Battle of the Cowshed
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Builds familiarity in the viewer's mind by stating the same word, phrase, or idea over and over
bandwagon
repetition
testimonial
28
Suggests that if you want to fit in, you have to join what everyone else is doing/believing
bandwagon
snob appeal
plain folks appeal
29
The use of words, either positive or negative, with extreme emotional connotations
loaded words
name-calling
euphemisms
30
The opposition or competition is linked to a
negative
word or idea
scapegoating
name-calling
transfer
31
The hens represent...
the Royal family
the Proletariat
the Bourgeoisie
the Kulaks
32
Karl Marx was the 'father of communism' - wanted all people to be completely equal
Napoleon
Old Major
Boxer
Snowball
33
This propaganda technique uses false or misleading numbers & statistics
transfer
snob appeal
misleading evidence
bandwagon
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Leon Trotsky was a leader in the October Revolution. He followed pure Marxism.
Old Major
Snowball
Boxer
Napoleon
