english test

• What is propaganda?

  Spreading misinformation to promote a point of view
• What does the term "allegory" mean?

  A story with a hidden meaning
• What does "direct address" refer to in literature?

  Speaking directly to the reader or audience
• What is the definition of oppression?

  Cruel or unjust use of power
• What does "tyrant" mean?

  A cruel, oppressive ruler
• Who is associated with the term "Old Major" in Animalism?

  Karl Marx
• Who does "Snowball" represent in Animalism?

  Leon Trotsky
• Who does "Napoleon" represent in Animalism?

  Josef Stalin
• What role does "Squealer" play in Animalism?

  Propaganda
• What did Orwell notice about people's trust in leaders?

  People cannot be trusted and obey leaders
• What does "scapegoat" mean?

  Someone blamed for wrongdoings
• What does "communism" mean in the context of governance?

  Places have no leader
• How did people's obedience affect their lives according to Orwell?

  It was harming their lives significantly
• What does "logos" refer to in persuasive writing?

  Logic
• What did Orwell study in relation to leaders?

  He studied the leaders' manipulation of people
• What does "pathos" refer to in persuasive writing?

  Emotion
• What does "ethos" refer to in persuasive writing?

  Trust and credibility
• What was the title of Orwell's work related to leaders?

  Animal Farm
• Who is Mr. Jones in the context of Animalism?

  Tart Nicholas
• What was the main issue Orwell addressed in his writings?

  Manipulation and control by leaders
• What are the key concepts of Animalism?

  • Old Major: Karl Marx
  • Snowball: Leon Trotsky
  • Napoleon: Josef Stalin
  • Squealer: Propaganda
  • Scapegoat: Blamed for wrongdoings
• What was Major's dream in Animal Farm?

  To create a world where animals are free
• What are the different persuasive appeals in writing?

  • Logos: Logic
  • Pathos: Emotion
  • Ethos: Trust and credibility
• What did Major want for the animals?

  To live without the tyranny of men
• What are the Seven Commandments in Animal Farm?

  • All animals are equal
  • No animal shall sleep in a bed
  • No animal shall drink alcohol
  • No animal shall kill any other animal
  • All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others
• What did Major believe about the treatment of animals?

  Animals should be treated with dignity
• How did Orwell view the relationship between animals and humans?

  Humans are seen as enemies of animals
• What did Orwell write about to help soldiers and people?

  Articles to protect them from oppression
• What was the significance of the song Orwell wrote?

  It expressed natural hatred of oppression
• What did Orwell find fascinating about the people?

  How they were herded and controlled
• What does the phrase "two legs is an enemy" imply?

  Humans are viewed as oppressors of animals
• What does the commandment "No animal shall drink alcohol" signify?

  Animals should avoid harmful substances
• What does the commandment "No animal shall kill any other animal" emphasize?

  Promotes peace among animals
• What does the commandment "All animals are equal" suggest?

  Equality among all animals is essential
• How does the commandment "but some are more equal than others" reflect hypocrisy?

  It contradicts the principle of equality