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Animal Farm
Themes
Class Struggle and Social Inequality
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Cards (12)
What theme does the novel reflect regarding class struggle?
Struggle between
working class
and
ruling class
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How do the pigs exploit the other animals in the novel?
By becoming the new
ruling class
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What does Orwell critique in relation to social inequality?
The
disparity
between
ruling
and
working class
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How do the pigs' living conditions compare to those of the other animals?
Pigs live comfortably while
others
suffer
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What does Boxer’s fate symbolize in the context of class struggle?
Exploitation
and betrayal of the working class
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How do the pigs manipulate the Seven Commandments?
To give themselves
privileges
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What central theme is highlighted in Animal Farm?
Class struggle
and emergence of a
new ruling class
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What behaviors do the pigs adopt that reflect their new status?
Drinking
alcohol
and walking on two legs
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What does Napoleon's rule signify in terms of social inequality?
Growing
class divide
and exploitation
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What does the ending of the novel suggest about revolutions?
They do not erase
social inequality
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How do the pigs become indistinguishable from humans by the end of the novel?
By adopting human
behaviors
and traits
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What does the theme of class struggle reveal about the nature of power?
Power dynamics
remain unchanged after
revolutions
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