Animal Farm Analysis

Animal Farm Analysis

Multiple Choice

Who does Mr. Jones represent?

• Czar Nicholas II

• Karl Marx

• Vladimir Lenin

• Joseph Stalin

Multiple Select

Who does Old Major represent?

• Czar Nicholas II

• Karl Marx

• Vladimir Lenin

• Leon Trotsky

Multiple Choice

Who is Mr. Jones?

• Czar Nicholas II

• Vladimir Lenin

• Karl Marx

Multiple Select

Who is Old Major?

• Vladimir Lenin

• Karl Marx

• Joseph Stalin

• Leon Trotsky

Multiple Choice

Who are Boxer & Clover?

• the royalty

• the working class

• the wealthy class

Multiple Select

What adjectives best describe Clover?

• caring

• kind

• curious

• intelligent

Multiple Select

Which words describe Benjamin, the donkey?

• old

• funny

• happy

• cynical

Open Ended

Who could Mollie represent?

Multiple Choice

Who does Napoleon represent?

• Czar Nicholas II

• Vladimir Lenin

• Leon Trotsky

• Joseph Stalin

Multiple Choice

Who is Snowball?

• Vladimir Lenin

• Leon Trotsky

• Karl Marx

Poll

Who is more to blame for Boxer not thinking for himself?

• Boxer

• the pigs

Multiple Choice

“On Sunday mornings, Squealer, holding down a long strip of paper with his trotter, would read out to them lists of figures proving that the production of every class of foodstuff had increased by 200% or 500%.” What appeal is being used in order to convince the animals that AF is thriving?

• ethos

• bandwagon

• circular argument

• logos

• pathos

Multiple Choice

By having a poem (or any piece of artwork) created on his behalf, this could act as a form of propaganda that enhances the leader's _____ amongst his followers.

• logic

• credibility

• selfishness

• earnings

Multiple Choice

Back when Snowball campaigned to build the windmill in chapter 5, what do you think it symbolized?

• equality

• progress

• freedom

• communism

Multiple Choice

Once Snowball was gone and Napoleon decided to build the windmill, how did the symbolic meaning of the windmill change?

• It went from progress to freedom.

• It went from progress to compassion.

• It went from progress to corruption.

Multiple Choice

A second windmill is built then gets knocked over again by Frederick. The animals build it for a 3rd time. This time it represents....

• Napoleon's lies

• Equality on the farm

• The animals owning their own farm.

• The animals freedom from humans.

Open Ended

Why doesn't Benjamin speak up about the commandments changing?