Animal Farm Chapters 3-4 Vocabulary
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Which word best describes a tool used for a specific task?

  • Confer
  • Exploit
  • Maxim
  • Implement (correct)
  • If someone has an acute understanding of a subject, what does that suggest?

  • They have a weak knowledge of the topic.
  • They have a slow comprehension of it.
  • They are easily confused about it.
  • They have a sharp and intense understanding of it. (correct)
  • Which of the following words describes a person who is tireless and persistent?

  • Acute
  • Emerge
  • Indefatigable (correct)
  • Distorted
  • What is a short statement expressing a general truth or rule known as?

    <p>Maxim (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If information is distorted, what has happened to it?

    <p>It has been twisted and misrepresented. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which word best describes the action of something coming into view?

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    What does it mean to exploit a situation?

    <p>To take advantage of it. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When people confer, what are they doing?

    <p>They are discussing something together. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Implement

    A tool or instrument used for a specific purpose.

    Acute

    Sharp or intense; highly perceptive.

    Indefatigable

    Tireless; persistent in effort.

    Maxim

    A short, concise statement of a general truth or rule.

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    Distorted

    Twisted or misrepresented in shape or meaning.

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    Emerge

    To come out into view or become apparent.

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    Exploit

    To take advantage of; a bold or daring feat.

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    Confer

    To discuss or grant something.

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    Study Notes

    Animal Farm Chapter 3-4 Vocabulary

    • Implement: A tool or instrument for a specific purpose. Synonyms: tool, device, instrument. Antonyms: none. Part of speech: noun. Example: The animals used simple implements to harvest the crops.

    • Acute: Sharp or intense; highly perceptive. Synonyms: sharp, keen, intense. Antonyms: dull, slow, weak. Part of speech: adjective. Example: Snowball had an acute understanding of military tactics.

    • Indefatigable: Tireless; persistent in effort. Synonyms: tireless, relentless, energetic. Antonyms: lazy, fatigued, inactive. Part of speech: adjective. Example: Boxer worked indefatigably, never stopping to rest.

    • Maxim: A short, concise statement of a general truth or rule of conduct. Synonyms: saying, adage, proverb. Antonyms: none. Part of speech: noun. Example: The sheep often repeated the maxim, "Four legs good, two legs bad."

    • Distorted: Twisted or misrepresented in shape or meaning. Synonyms: twisted, warped, misrepresented. Antonyms: clear, accurate, true. Part of speech: adjective. Example: Napoleon's version of events became increasingly distorted over time.

    • Emerge: To come out into view or become apparent. Synonyms: appear, arise, surface. Antonyms: disappear, fade, withdraw. Part of speech: verb. Example: A leader began to emerge among the pigs as they took control.

    • Exploit: To take advantage of; a bold or daring feat. Synonyms: utilize, manipulate, abuse. Antonyms: support, help, aid. Part of speech: verb/noun. Example: The pigs began to exploit the labor of the other animals.

    • Confer: To discuss or grant something. Synonyms: consult, discuss, deliberate. Antonyms: ignore, withhold, silence. Part of speech: verb. Example: The animals would often confer in meetings to make decisions.

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    Test your knowledge of vocabulary from Chapters 3 and 4 of George Orwell's 'Animal Farm'. This quiz focuses on key terms that are essential for understanding the themes and characters in these chapters. Prepare to enhance your literary vocabulary and comprehension skills!

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