Animal Farm Chapter 3 and 4 flashcard

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True or False: The animals are prepared for the humans to attack.

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True

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Who refused to learn anything but the letters in her name?

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Mollie

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Who was only able to learn 'Four legs good, two legs bad!'?

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The sheep

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What does Napoleon do with Jessie and Bluebell’s puppies?

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Educates them in the loft.

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Who owned Foxwood Farm?

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Mr. Pilkington

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What is the significance of the phrase 'Four legs good, two legs bad'?

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It simplifies the animals' understanding of their ideology against humans.

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What role does education play in Animal Farm?

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Education is used to control and manipulate the animals.

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How does Mollie's character represent certain societal attitudes?

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Mollie represents vanity and self-interest, prioritizing personal comfort over collective goals.

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What does the character of Napoleon symbolize in the story?

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Napoleon symbolizes authoritarian leadership and the corruption of socialist ideals.

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What is the main conflict in Chapters 3 and 4?

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The conflict between the ideals of Animalism and the emerging power dynamics among the animals.