Animal Farm Vocabulary B2 Level

Study Notes

Animal Farm Vocabulary - B2 Level

Adjectives

Benevolent: showing kindness and generosity (e.g., "The benevolent leader of the farm treated the animals with kindness.")
Corrupt: morally decayed or rotten (e.g., "The corrupt pigs exploited the other animals on the farm.")
Deceitful: dishonest or deceptive (e.g., "The deceitful pigs manipulated the other animals with lies and propaganda.")
Ideological: relating to a system of ideas or principles (e.g., "The ideological differences between the animals led to conflicts on the farm.")
Naive: lacking experience or worldliness (e.g., "The naive animals were easily deceived by the pigs' false promises.")

Nouns

Bureaucracy: a system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives (e.g., "The farm was run by a bureaucracy of pigs.")
Dystopia: a society in which there is suffering and injustice (e.g., "The farm became a dystopia under the pigs' rule.")
Hegemony: the dominant influence of one state or group over others (e.g., "The pigs established a hegemony over the other animals on the farm.")
Ideology: a system of ideas or principles (e.g., "The animals on the farm were divided by their different ideologies.")
Propaganda: information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a particular political cause or point of view (e.g., "The pigs used propaganda to control the other animals on the farm.")

Verbs

Exploit: to use something or someone unfairly for one's own benefit (e.g., "The pigs exploited the other animals on the farm for their own gain.")
Manipulate: to control or influence someone or something in a clever or unscrupulous way (e.g., "The pigs manipulated the other animals with lies and propaganda.")
Oppress: to treat someone unfairly or cruelly (e.g., "The pigs oppressed the other animals on the farm, denying them their rights and freedoms.")
Rebel: to resist or fight against authority or control (e.g., "The animals rebelled against the pigs' oppressive rule.")

Animal Farm Vocabulary - B2 Level

Adjectives

Benevolent describes a leader who shows kindness and generosity, treating others with compassion.
Corrupt refers to a morally decayed or rotten individual, often exploiting others for personal gain.
Deceitful characterizes someone who is dishonest or deceptive, using lies and propaganda to manipulate others.
Ideological relates to a system of ideas or principles, often leading to differences and conflicts between individuals or groups.
Naive describes individuals who are lacking in experience or worldliness, making them vulnerable to deception.

Nouns

Bureaucracy is a system of government where state officials make important decisions, rather than elected representatives.
Dystopia is a society marked by suffering and injustice, often resulting from a corrupt or oppressive system.
Hegemony refers to the dominant influence of one state or group over others, often resulting in oppression.
Ideology is a system of ideas or principles, which can shape an individual's or group's beliefs and actions.
Propaganda is biased or misleading information used to promote a particular cause or point of view.

Verbs

Exploit means to use someone or something unfairly for one's own benefit, often resulting in harm or injustice.
Manipulate involves controlling or influencing someone or something in a clever or unscrupulous way, often through deceitful means.
Oppress means to treat someone unfairly or cruelly, denying them their rights and freedoms.
Rebel means to resist or fight against authority or control, often in response to oppression or injustice.

Description

Test your knowledge of vocabulary from George Orwell's Animal Farm at the B2 level, including words like 'benevolent', 'corrupt', and 'ideological'. Improve your English language skills with this vocabulary quiz.