ANIMAL FARM
Cards (30)
- Who abdicated as a result of the Russian Revolution?
- Who led the Bolshevik Party during the Russian Revolution?
- Which key figure was the last Emperor of Russia?
- Who became the leader of the Soviet Union after the Russian Revolution?
- What is the primary purpose of George Orwell's Animal Farm?
- What does Animal Farm use to represent historical figures and events?
- What themes does Animal Farm reflect on?
- Who does Mr. Jones represent in Animal Farm?
- What does Old Major represent in Animal Farm?
- Who does Napoleon represent in Animal Farm?
- What does Snowball represent in Animal Farm?
- What does Squealer represent in Animal Farm?
- What does the Rebellion in Animal Farm symbolize?
- What does the Battle of the Cowshed represent in Animal Farm?
- What does the windmill symbolize in Animal Farm?
- Who does Boxer represent in Animal Farm?
- What do the dogs represent in Animal Farm?
- What are the allegorical connections between Animal Farm and the Russian Revolution?
- What are the key figures in the Russian Revolution?
- What are the universal themes explored in Animal Farm?
- What is the significance of the windmill in Animal Farm?
- What does the character of Boxer represent in Animal Farm?
- What does Animal Farm primarily reflect?
- Who is the author of Animal Farm?
- In what year was Animal Farm published?
- What do the farm animals represent in Animal Farm?
- Who emerges as the leaders of the animal revolution in Animal Farm?
- What are the Seven Commandments in Animal Farm based on?
- What is the critique presented in Animal Farm?
- Who primarily created the Seven Commandments?
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