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How was the sixth commandment changed?
How was the sixth commandment changed?
No animal shall kill any other animal without cause.
What titles did the pigs invent for Napoleon?
What titles did the pigs invent for Napoleon?
Our leader, Comrade Napoleon.
What poem did Minimus write in honor of Napoleon?
What poem did Minimus write in honor of Napoleon?
Comrade Napoleon.
What terrible stories concerning Mr. Fredrick were circulating around the farm? (Select all that apply)
What terrible stories concerning Mr. Fredrick were circulating around the farm? (Select all that apply)
What name was given to the windmill?
What name was given to the windmill?
Why was Napoleon upset with Mr. Fredrick?
Why was Napoleon upset with Mr. Fredrick?
What battle took place in this chapter?
What battle took place in this chapter?
Did the animals win the battle?
Did the animals win the battle?
What new decoration did Napoleon create?
What new decoration did Napoleon create?
How was the fifth commandment changed?
How was the fifth commandment changed?
What do the animals think of Mr. Fredrick and Mr. Pilkington?
What do the animals think of Mr. Fredrick and Mr. Pilkington?
List the lies that are told about Snowball to the other animals.
List the lies that are told about Snowball to the other animals.
Describe the event surrounding the Battle of the Windmill. Does Pilkington help?
Describe the event surrounding the Battle of the Windmill. Does Pilkington help?
What does 'censured' mean?
What does 'censured' mean?
Define 'demeanor'.
Define 'demeanor'.
What does 'beatifically' mean?
What does 'beatifically' mean?
Define 'deputation'.
Define 'deputation'.
What does 'devotees' mean?
What does 'devotees' mean?
What does 'inebriates' refer to?
What does 'inebriates' refer to?
Define 'internment'.
Define 'internment'.
What are 'machinations'?
What are 'machinations'?
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Study Notes
Changes to Commandments
- Sixth Commandment altered from "No animal shall kill any other animal" to "No animal shall kill any other animal without cause."
- Fifth Commandment modified from "No animal shall drink alcohol" to "No animal shall drink alcohol to excess."
Titles and Honors
- Pigs create titles for Napoleon including "Our leader, Comrade Napoleon."
- Minimus authors a poem in Napoleon’s honor titled "Comrade Napoleon."
Mr. Frederick and Animal Relations
- Terrifying rumors spread about Mr. Frederick: plotting attacks, destroying the windmill, and conspiring with Snowball to murder Napoleon.
- Allegations of Mr. Frederick's cruelty include flogging horses to death and starving cows.
- Animals harbor distrust towards both Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pilkington.
The Windmill and Battle
- The windmill is renamed "Napoleon Mill."
- The Battle of the Windmill occurs, where animals initially face an attack while eating breakfast.
- Despite sustaining wounds, the animals rally courageously and ultimately drive away the humans, winning the battle.
Aftermath of the Battle
- Frederick and his men use dynamite to blow up the windmill, instigating the battle.
- Pilkington shows no support, sending a message indicating the animals deserve their fate.
- Napoleon awards himself the Order of the Green Banner as a new decoration for valiant service.
Deceit and Lies
- Snowball is falsely accused of being a spy for Mr. Jones and conspiring against Napoleon.
- Claims include Snowball having been plotted against from the start and residing at Pinchfield Farm.
Vocabulary and Terminology
- Censured: To criticize severely.
- Demeanor: The way in which one behaves.
- Beatifically: Showing extreme joy or bliss.
- Deputation: A group appointed to represent others.
- Devotees: Zealous followers.
- Inebriates: Drunken individuals.
- Internment: To detain or confine.
- Machinations: Secret plots.
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