Animal Farm Chapter Analysis
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Where does the scene take place? Quote from the text. (1pts)

The scene takes place on a farm in England.

Name each character, mentioned or present, and tell: (3pts) a. who they are b. what their role is in the text

  • Napoleon (correct)
  • The other animals (correct)
  • Jessie (correct)
  • Jones (correct)
  • Snowball (correct)
  • Squealer (correct)
  • Bluebell (correct)
  • What are the Seven Commandments? (1pts)

    The Seven Commandments are: 'Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings is an enemy; Whoever goes upon four legs, or has wings is an enemy; Whoever goes upon two legs is a friend; Whoever goes upon two legs is a friend; No animal shall wear clothes; No animal shall wear clothes; No animal shall sleep in a bed; No animal shall sleep in a bed; No animal shall drink alcohol; No animal shall drink alcohol; No animal shall kill any other animal; No animal shall kill any other animal; All animals are equal . All animals are equal.

    In your own words, what does the maxim "Four legs good, two legs bad" mean? (2pts)

    <p>The saying &quot;Four legs good, two legs bad&quot; means that animals with four legs or wings like pigs, cows, horses, chickens, are good and those with two legs like humans are bad.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which character do you think is the leader/the mastermind/the one who is in control? Justify your answer. (2pts)

    <p>Napoleon appears to be the leader and mastermind because he takes initiative and establishes his leadership through various actions, like taking charge of the education of the youth, and ultimately becoming the dominant figure on the farm.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of animal seems to be superior to the others? Justify your answer. (2pts)

    <p>Pigs</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did Napoleon take the puppies away from their mothers? (2pts)

    <p>Napoleon separated the puppies from their mothers to establish his power, teaching them his ideology and molding a force he could control.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do the animals feel about humans? Justify your answer. (2pts)

    <p>The animals fear and distrust humans, having overthrown their former masters. They see them as oppressive and seek to maintain a separate existence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Using the text as your only guide, summarize what the book is about. (30 words)

    <p>Animal Farm tells the story of animals who revolt against their human farmer and establish their own society, which eventually falls under the control of the pigs.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Setting of Animal Farm

    The scene takes place on a farm in England.

    Napoleon

    A pig who takes control of the farm and is the main leader.

    Snowball

    A pig who contests for leadership and has visions for the future.

    Squealer

    The persuasive propaganda minister who manipulates other animals.

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    Jessie and Bluebell

    Dogs on the farm who are also mothers.

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    Mr. Jones

    The previous owner of the farm who represents human oppression.

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    Other Animals

    Various farm animals that follow the pigs.

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    Seven Commandments

    Guidelines for the animals; 'Four legs good, two legs bad' summarizes their principle.

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    Four legs good, two legs bad

    Maxim of Animalism stating animals are superior to humans.

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    Principle of Animalism

    The belief that animals are superior to humans.

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    Napoleon's Control

    Napoleon consolidates power by educating and training puppies.

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    Puppies' Education

    Napoleon takes puppies to ensure their loyalty to him.

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    Animals' Feelings About Humans

    Animals feel distrust and fear due to past mistreatment.

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    Freedom from Humans

    Animals want to ensure their liberation from human control.

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    Summary of Animal Farm

    Satirical tale of the Russian Revolution and the betrayal of ideals.

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    Satirical Story

    A narrative that critiques societal issues, specifically the Russian Revolution.

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    Collective Ideal

    Initially, animals hold shared beliefs for equality.

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    Betrayal of Ideals

    The shift from collective ideals to dictatorial control.

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    Power and Manipulation

    Evolving traits that lead to new oppression.

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    Contender for Leadership

    An individual who opposes the current leadership.

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    Persuasive Speaker

    A person skilled in convincing others, often for propaganda.

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    Educational Control

    Teaching youth to mold future loyalty.

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    Oppressive Humanity

    Human traits that are perceived as negative by the animals.

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    Animalism

    The philosophy promoting the rights of animals over humans.

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    Leadership Dynamics

    How different characters vie for power and control.

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    Fear of Oppression

    Animals' strong feelings against being controlled by humans.

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    Character Roles

    Different responsibilities and traits given to characters.

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    Maxim as a Principle

    A concise statement that embodies broader beliefs.

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    Manipulation Tactics

    Methods used by leaders to influence others' thoughts.

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    Study Notes

    Setting and Characters

    • The setting is a farm in England
    • The characters in the extract include:
      • animals such as sheep, hens, ducks, birds, pigs (Napoleon, Snowball, Squealer, Jessie, Bluebell), and others.

    Seven Commandments

    • The commandments are a set of rules for the animals
    • The maxim "Four legs good, two legs bad" was a shortened version

    Maxim Meaning

    • The maxim "Four legs good, two legs bad" means that animals with four legs are good and superior to human beings, or those with two legs are inferior.

    Leadership

    • Napoleon is a key character
    • He is presented as the leader/mastermind/one in control, driven by selfishness and power

    Animal Supremacy

    • The text doesn't present clear superiority; instead animal differences in nature/intelligence are addressed and compared

    Napoleon's Actions

    • Napoleon takes the puppies from their mothers for their education
    • This suggests a planned move by Napoleon to gain more control

    Animal Feelings Towards Humans

    • The animals dislike humans because they think they are exploiters and mistreaters of the animals

    Summary

    • Animals on a farm rebel against humans to create an equal society
    • However, conflict arises and power struggles arise among the animal characters

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    This quiz explores key elements from George Orwell's 'Animal Farm', focusing on the setting, characters, and the Seven Commandments. Analyze the role of Napoleon, the implications of the maxim 'Four legs good, two legs bad', and the dynamics of animal supremacy on the farm.

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