AF Ch. 1-4 Review

Front

Who owns the farm where the story begins?

Back

Mr. Jones is the owner of the farm at the beginning of the story.

Front

Who does Old Major describe as the only true enemy of an animal?

Back

Old Major describes mankind as the only true enemy of an animal.

Front

What item disappears while the animals are harvesting the hay?

Back

The milk disappears while the animals are harvesting the hay.

Front

Which pig is described as a brilliant talker?

Back

Squealer is described as a brilliant talker.

Front

What do the animals name the battle against Mr. Jones?

Back

The animals name it the Battle of the Cowshed.

Front

What is the significance of Old Major's skull?

Back

Old Major's skull symbolizes the revolutionary ideas that inspire the animals.

Front

What role does Squealer play in the story?

Back

Squealer serves as the spokesperson for the pigs, manipulating language to control the other animals.

Front

What does the milk represent in the context of the story?

Back

The milk represents the exploitation of the animals by the humans.

Front

How does Napoleon differ from Snowball?

Back

Napoleon is more authoritarian and power-hungry, while Snowball is more idealistic and focuses on education.

Front

What is the main theme of the story?

Back

The main theme is the corruption of ideals and the dangers of totalitarianism.