Animal Farm Themes and Concepts

The video covers the first two chapters of 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell. It begins with a recap of Chapter One, where Old Major inspires the animals to revolt against humans. In Chapter Two, Old Major dies, and the pigs, led by Napoleon and Snowball, rise to power, establishing Animalism. Key characters like Molly, Moses, Boxer, and Clover are introduced. The animals successfully revolt against Farmer Jones, rename the farm to Animal Farm, and create the Seven Commandments. The chapter ends ominously with the mysterious disappearance of milk.

What event does Old Major's dream inspire in the animals?

• A revolt against humans

• A celebration of human leadership

• A peaceful protest

• A migration to a new farm

What song becomes the anthem of the animals?

• The Song of Freedom

• Animal Anthem

• Beasts of England

• Revolutionary Tune

What happens to Old Major shortly after his impactful speech?

• He leaves the farm

• He is captured by humans

• He becomes the leader of the farm

• He dies

Which pigs emerge as the cleverest leaders after Old Major's death?

• Napoleon and Squealer

• Squealer and Clover

• Napoleon and Snowball

• Snowball and Boxer

What is the system of thought developed by the pigs called?

• Farmism

• Pigism

• Revolutionism

• Animalism

What is Molly primarily concerned with?

• Learning to read

• The welfare of other animals

• Sugar and ribbons

• The revolution

What does Moses the raven symbolize?

• Hope

• Fear

• Organized religion

• Freedom

What is the role of Boxer and Clover in the story?

• They are indifferent to the revolution

• They are faithful disciples of the pigs

• They are spies for Mr. Jones

• They are leaders of the revolution

What triggers the animals to revolt against Farmer Jones?

• Hunger and neglect

• A storm

• A new law

• A visit from another farmer

What do the animals do after their victory over Farmer Jones?

• They celebrate with a feast

• They invite other animals to join them

• They leave the farm

• They erase traces of human rule