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What was the original maxim that Snowball proclaimed?
What was the original maxim that Snowball proclaimed?
FOUR LEGS GOOD, TWO LEGS BAD
How did the animals initially respond to Snowball's explanation?
How did the animals initially respond to Snowball's explanation?
The accepted his explanation and learned the new maxim by heart.
The original maxim was written on the barn in bigger letters.
The original maxim was written on the barn in bigger letters.
True (A)
What did Napoleon say was more important than anything that could be done for those who were already grown up?
What did Napoleon say was more important than anything that could be done for those who were already grown up?
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What made Napoleon responsible for the education of the young?
What made Napoleon responsible for the education of the young?
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Match the following animals with their characteristics as mentioned in the text:
Match the following animals with their characteristics as mentioned in the text:
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Flashcards
Testing Effect
Testing Effect
The phenomenon where retrieval of information enhances learning and retention.
Active Recall
Active Recall
A learning strategy that involves actively retrieving information from memory.
Spaced Repetition
Spaced Repetition
A technique that involves reviewing information at gradually increasing intervals.
Memory Consolidation
Memory Consolidation
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Interleaved Practice
Interleaved Practice
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Cognitive Load
Cognitive Load
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Metacognition
Metacognition
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Mnemonic Devices
Mnemonic Devices
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Chunking
Chunking
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Vicarious Learning
Vicarious Learning
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Study Notes
Animal Farm - Extract Notes
- Animals on the farm struggle to understand complex concepts
- Snowball simplifies the Seven Commandments to "Four legs good, two legs bad"
- This maxim encapsulates the core principle of Animalism
- Birds initially object, arguing that a wing is a propelling, not manipulative, organ - Snowball argues, this is an organ of locomotion
- Animals accept this simplification, easily memorizing
- "FOUR LEGS GOOD, TWO LEGS BAD" is prominently displayed
- Napoleon disregards Snowball's committees
- Focuses on young animal education instead
- Napoleon takes newborn puppies away from mothers
- Keeps puppies isolated for education
- Milk diverted to the pigs' mash
- Early apples are ripening, set aside for pigs' consumption
- Animals initially assumed equal share of apples but pigs claim it for their health and well-being
- Squealer justifies the pigs' actions
- Argues that milk and apples are vital for pig health
- Claims pig's work in managing the farm is essential, implying that without their work, Jones would return
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Description
This quiz explores the themes of simplification and control in George Orwell's 'Animal Farm'. Key concepts like the Seven Commandments and the manipulation of food resources by the pigs illustrate the struggle for power and the eventual corruption of ideals. Analyze how Snowball's strategies contrast with Napoleon's authoritarian approach.