Animal Farm Intro & Ch.1

A fable is a story where animals have human characteristics and qualities. Explain how "Animal Farm" fits into the category of being a fable. Give an example.

In your own words, explain the definition of a satire. "A satire is..."

Controversial books like "Animal Farm" are good conversation starters and reflections about society. They also express opinions that can cause debate. (You can pick more than one)

• Debates about society helps us realize different points of view.

• I think authors have a right to express their opinion in their writing.

• Absolutely! Books like this raise important issues.

• Reflections on society helps us grow and improve as a society.

This is Chapter One for Animal Farm. You need to.... (there are two correct answers!)

• Pay attention to the details.

• Listen to the audio.

In your own words, explain what an allegory is.

Who gives a speech to the animals in chapter one?

• Snowball

• Moses

• Old Major

• Mr. Jones

What is Old Major's message to the animals?

• The animals are enslaved and should rebel

• Life will be the same no matter who is in charge.

• Their future depends on the construction of a windmill.

• Paradise is a place called Sugarcandy Mountain.

What is good and bad, according to Old Major?

• Four legs are good; two legs are better.

• Four legged animals are good; winged animals and men are bad.

• All animals and men are good; no one is bad at heart.

• Creatures on two legs are bad; creatures on four legs or winged are good.

What's the name of the song about an animal utopia that Old Major teaches the animals?

• Beasts of England

• Animal Farm

• Old Manor Anthem

• We Are the Animals

What is the dream Old Major shares with the other animals about?

• A plague wiping out mankind

• All the animals on earth joining in joyous song

• A time when animals will be free

• A traitor in their midst.