Animal Farm Chapter 3-4 HW Check

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What did Napoleon emphasize about education in Animal Farm?

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Napoleon stated that the education of the young was more important than that of the old.

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Who is described as 'an easy-going gentleman' who enjoys hunting and fishing in Chapter 4?

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Mr. Pilkington.

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What event occurred after breakfast on Sunday in Animal Farm?

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A ceremony took place.

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Which two animals were known for avoiding work during the harvest?

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Mollie and The Cat.

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What is the name of the battle that takes place in Chapter 4?

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The Battle of Cowshed.

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What role does education play in the society depicted in Animal Farm?

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Education is used as a tool for control and manipulation, particularly of the young.

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How does Napoleon's view on education reflect his leadership style?

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Napoleon's emphasis on the education of the young indicates his desire to shape future generations to align with his ideology.

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What does the character of Mr. Pilkington represent in Animal Farm?

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Mr. Pilkington represents the capitalist governments and their relationship with the farm.

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What significance does the ceremony after breakfast hold in the context of Animal Farm?

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The ceremony symbolizes the establishment of a new order and the celebration of the animals' achievements.

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How do Mollie and The Cat's actions during the harvest reflect broader themes in Animal Farm?

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Their avoidance of work highlights themes of laziness, privilege, and the exploitation of the hardworking animals.