Animal farm
Cards (22)
- Who said, "All animals are equal"?
- What does the phrase "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others" imply?
- In which chapter is it stated that "The pigs did not actually work, but directed and supervised the others"?
- How is Boxer described in Chapter 3?
- What slogan do the animals initially adopt regarding legs?
- What change do the pigs make to the slogan in Chapter 10?
- What does it mean when it is said that the farm grew richer without making the animals richer?
- How did the animals feel about their food after the rebellion?
- What does the quote about the creatures looking from pig to man signify?
- What did the pigs do after the rebellion regarding Old Major's teachings?
- What condition were the fields and buildings in after the rebellion?
- What do the pigs refer to themselves as in Chapter 3?
- How do the pigs maintain control over the other animals?
- What phrase does Boxer repeat regarding Napoleon?
- What does Squealer imply when he says "Jones would come back!"?
- What does Squealer suggest about leadership in his speech?
- What does Old Major say about the lives of the animals?
- How do the pigs justify their consumption of milk and apples?
- What does it mean when it is said that Napoleon receives credit for every success?
- What does the quote about Squealer imply about his abilities?
- How does Squealer's presence affect the other animals during his speeches?
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