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By the end of the novel, all 7 of the original commandments have been broken.
By the end of the novel, all 7 of the original commandments have been broken.
True (A)
Boxer was given excellent care at the veterinarian hospital, but still ended up dying from his injuries.
Boxer was given excellent care at the veterinarian hospital, but still ended up dying from his injuries.
False (B)
After a night of drinking heavily, Napoleon dies leaving Squealer in charge of the farm.
After a night of drinking heavily, Napoleon dies leaving Squealer in charge of the farm.
False (B)
Squealer teaches the sheep the new phrase “four legs good, two legs better”.
Squealer teaches the sheep the new phrase “four legs good, two legs better”.
By the end of the novel, the animals are receiving more rations and work less hours than with Mr. Jones.
By the end of the novel, the animals are receiving more rations and work less hours than with Mr. Jones.
Napoleon uses the dogs as enforcers and executioners to keep the animals in line.
Napoleon uses the dogs as enforcers and executioners to keep the animals in line.
Lines 6 and 7 “Like the sun in the sky, / Comrade Napoleon!” utilize what type of figurative language?
Lines 6 and 7 “Like the sun in the sky, / Comrade Napoleon!” utilize what type of figurative language?
Which statement best describes the main idea of stanza 3?
Which statement best describes the main idea of stanza 3?
What is ironic about lines 11-12 “Every beast great or small / Sleeps at peace in his stall”?
What is ironic about lines 11-12 “Every beast great or small / Sleeps at peace in his stall”?
How do the phrases “Friend of fatherless!” and “Fountain of happiness!” contribute to the tone of the poem?
How do the phrases “Friend of fatherless!” and “Fountain of happiness!” contribute to the tone of the poem?
How does the poet want the animals of Animal Farm to feel after hearing this poem?
How does the poet want the animals of Animal Farm to feel after hearing this poem?
What is significant about Napoleon calling the farm, “The Manor Farm” in line 3?
What is significant about Napoleon calling the farm, “The Manor Farm” in line 3?
How does the passage shift in tone from paragraph 2 (lines 4-10) to paragraph 3 (lines 11-16)?
How does the passage shift in tone from paragraph 2 (lines 4-10) to paragraph 3 (lines 11-16)?
How does line 16 contribute to Napoleon’s character development?
How does line 16 contribute to Napoleon’s character development?
The word flitted in line 7 indicates that Clover’s eyes –
The word flitted in line 7 indicates that Clover’s eyes –
What does the author imply by line 19 - “The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”?
What does the author imply by line 19 - “The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”?
What does Napoleon imply by the line “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others”?
What does Napoleon imply by the line “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others”?
How does Boxer’s lack of intelligence contribute to his death?
How does Boxer’s lack of intelligence contribute to his death?
Discuss the ways the pigs are treated differently on the farm and how it elevates their status from the other animals.
Discuss the ways the pigs are treated differently on the farm and how it elevates their status from the other animals.
The final and only Commandment left on the wall of the barn reads: "All animals are equal, but some animals are ______ equal than others."
The final and only Commandment left on the wall of the barn reads: "All animals are equal, but some animals are ______ equal than others."
Flashcards
Hyperbole
Hyperbole
A literary device that uses exaggeration for emphasis or effect.
Simile
Simile
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'.
Metaphor
Metaphor
A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
Situational Irony
Situational Irony
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Pigs becoming like humans
Pigs becoming like humans
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Napoleon's manipulation
Napoleon's manipulation
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Reverting to 'The Manor Farm'
Reverting to 'The Manor Farm'
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Study Notes
- This is a test on Chapters 6-10 of Animal Farm.
Part 1: True/False Statements
- By the end of the novel, all seven original commandments are broken.
- Boxer did not receive excellent veterinary care and died from his injuries.
- Napoleon does not die at the end of the novel.
- Squealer teaches the sheep the phrase "four legs good, two legs better."
- By the end of the novel, the animals receive fewer rations and work more hours than under Mr. Jones.
- Napoleon uses the dogs as enforcers and executioners.
Part 2: Poem Analysis
- The poem in Chapter 8 is about Napoleon.
- Lines 6 and 7 use a simile ("Like the sun in the sky").
- The main idea of stanza 3 is that any pig should be raised to be faithful to Napoleon.
- The irony of lines 11-12 lies in the fact that Napoleon executes animals for disobedience.
- "Friend of fatherless!" and "Fountain of happiness!" contribute to a passionate, devoted tone.
- The poet wants the animals to feel grateful and supportive of Napoleon’s leadership.
Part 3: Chapter 10 Excerpt Analysis
- Calling the farm "The Manor Farm" signifies that it no longer belongs to the animals.
- The passage shifts from congratulatory and celebratory to tense and argumentative.
- Line 16 shows how deceptive and untrustworthy Napoleon is.
- "Flitted" indicates that Clover's eyes moved quickly from side to side.
- Line 19 implies the pigs are now so similar to the humans in behavior that they are indistinguishable.
Part 4: Essay Options
- Option 1 asks about the meaning of "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others".
- Option 2 asks how Boxer’s lack of intelligence contributes to his death.
- Option 3 asks how the pigs are treated differently.
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