Animal farm
Cards (26)
- What is exploitation in the context of Animal Farm?
- How do the pigs exploit the other animals?
- What does Old Major describe in his speech?
- What are the animals fed according to Old Major?
- What happens to the animals when they can no longer work?
- What is the famous quote about equality in Animal Farm?
- What special treatment do the pigs receive?
- How do the pigs manipulate the other animals?
- What language technique do the pigs use to confuse the animals?
- What does Squealer often use to justify the pigs' decisions?
- How do prepositions contribute to the narrative?
- What is propaganda?
- How do the pigs use propaganda after the revolt?
- What are some slogans used by the pigs?
- What does the slogan "Long live Animal Farm!" signify?
- What is a cult of personality?
- How does Napoleon create a favorable image?
- What credit does Napoleon receive for achievements?
- How do the pigs justify their actions regarding milk?
- Who is Snowball in Animal Farm?
- What does Snowball represent in the story?
- How is Napoleon described?
- What does Napoleon's leadership symbolize?
- What was Trotsky critical of in the USSR?
- How does Napoleon's work ethic compare to Trotsky's?
- What is the significance of the Five Year Plan in the context of Animal Farm?
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