Boxer page

• What quote shows Boxer's strength using hyperbole?

  "Strength seemed equal to all of the rest of the animals put together."
• What simile is used to describe how the animals view Boxer compared to others?

  "He seemed more like three horses than one."
• How does Boxer's strength reflect his role on the farm?

  It symbolizes the working class's reliance on labor.
• What quote shows Boxer's blind faith in Napoleon's leadership?

  "Napoleon is always right."
• How does the phrase "Napoleon is always right" reflect dramatic irony?

  Boxer is unaware of Napoleon's corruption.
• What technique is shown in Boxer's simple, repeated slogans?

  Repetition and mantra highlight his indoctrination.
• What quote shows Boxer's determination to never give up?

  "I will work harder."
• How is the phrase "I will work harder" symbolic of the working class?

  It shows belief in effort overcoming injustice.
• What technique is used in "I will work harder" to show Boxer's commitment?

  Short sentence and repetition highlight determination.
• What quote shows Boxer struggling with literacy?

  "Boxer could not get beyond the letter D."
• Which quote shows Boxer's confusion about the purges?

  "I do not understand it. I would not have believed that such things could happen on our farm."
• What does "not of first-rate intelligence" suggest about how Orwell characterizes Boxer?

  It shows Boxer is simple-minded and easily manipulated.
• What phrase shows that Boxer is admired by the other animals?

  "Universally respected."
• Why is Boxer respected despite his lack of intelligence?

  Due to his dedication, strength, and moral integrity.
• How does Orwell use Boxer's reputation to highlight the injustice of his fate?

  Boxer's loyalty leads to his betrayal and discard.