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WorksheetsAnimal Farm Unit Review
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 28mins
Which of these best describes a satire?
A story that is used to discuss a bigger idea, where characters or situations have other meanings
A story that uses talking, human-like animals as main characters
A story that uses humor to make a political or social point
A story that attempts to teach its audience a message or moral
Which of these best describes an allegory?
A story that is used to discuss a bigger idea, where characters or situations have other meanings
A story that uses talking, human-like animals as main characters
a story that uses humor to make a political or social point
a story that attempts to teach its audience a message or moral
An economic system where all businesses and industries are owned by the state and all people are paid equally is called what?
capitalism
communism
fascism
animalism
According to Old Major, life for the animals on the farm can be described as?
Fun
easy
depressing
boring
what is the significance of the song "Beasts of England"
Its a song of revolution
it is a song of friendship
it is a song to praise Napoleon
it is a song to praise humans
What group of animals become brainwashed followers of Napoleon
the pigs
the pigeons
the horese
the sheep
What is a “cult of personality”?
When a country is ruled by one leader for many years, with little freedom or human rights.
An election where only one candidate runs
A cult where people must perform sacrifices to improve their personalities.
The use of the media to create a larger-than-life image of a country’s leader; often through flattery and praise.
What final realization do the animals mate the end of the book?
the animals' and humans' faces are the same
the animals realize they are free.
the pigs actually hate milk and apples
Mr. Jones has regained his power.
Squealer constantly refers to the other animals as "comrade"
glittering generality
plain folk
big lie
testimonial
the climax of animal farm is when?
Boxer is taken way
the animals on the farm can't tell the difference between the humans and the pigs
Napoleon runs Snowball off the farm and consolidates his power
Mr. Frederick attacks the farm and the windmill is destroyed.
most admired animal on the farm
Napoleon
Squealer
Snowball
Boxer
caught amending the commandments
Napoleon
Snowball
Benjamin
Squealer
Animal who dreams of the revolution
Napoleon
Snowball
Squealer
Old Major
leads the Battle of Cowshed
Napoleon
Snowball
Squealer
Old Major
Animal who understands what is occurring on the farm but refuses to get involved until it is too late.
Napoleon
Snowball
Benjamin
Squealer
character that toasts to the prosperity of Animal Farm.
Napoleon
Mr. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
“If we pigs failed…Jones would come back.” is what type of propaganda?
faulty cause and effect
scapegoating
glittering generality
name calling
"Work is voluntary but rations will be cut" is what type of propaganda?
faulty cause and effect
fear
over generalization
internal contradiction
“Surely comrades, you don’t want Jones back?” is what type of propaganda?
fear
over generalization
big lie
name calling
When times are tough, Squealer tells the animals that they will be receiving a "readjustment" in their rations as opposed to a reduction.
plain folk
faulty cause and effect
big lie
euphemism.
squealer amending the commandments is an example of what type of propaganda?
internal contraction
euphamism
card stacking
rewriting history
what type of rhetoric is being used?
logos
pathos
ethos
what type of propaganda is being used?
glittering generality
slogan
name calling
logos
what type of propaganda is being used?
name calling
card-stacking
glittering generality
bandwagon
what type of rhetoric is being used in this ad?
logos
pathos
ethos
What type of rhetoric is being used?
logos
pathos
ethos
what type of rhetoric is being used?
logos
pathos
ethos
What type of rhetoric is being used?
logos
ethos
pathos
