WorksheetsAnimal Farm. (2)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
What is an allegory?
Repetition of one or more words at the beginning of sentences/phrases
The use of dissimilar images in order to contrast their differences
A paradox reduced to two words
A story in which the characters and events represent particular qualities or ideas
What is a maxim?
A paradoxical statement involving conflicting emotions
A short statement of a general truth or rule for behavior
A word class involving adjectives, adverbs and prepositions
A society where the ruling class has all the power and control
Is this a correct definition of propaganda: “Information, especially false information, that a government or organization spreads in order to influence people’s opinions and beliefs”?
Yes!
No!
Chapter 9: What is the pigs' attitude towards Moses the raven?
They think he is wonderful and encourage the other animals to listen to him
They think he is lying but allow him to remain on the farm
They think he is lying and exile him from the farm
They think he is wonderful but exile him from the farm
Who wrote “The Communist Manifesto”?
Joseph Stalin
Vladmir Lenin
Leon Trotsky
Karl Marx
This economic system wants to abolish capitalism.
a) Socialism c) Imperialism
b) Communism d) Democracy
Socialism
Imperialism
Communism
Democracy
Leon Trotsky fought to establish this economic system in Russia.
Democratic Socialism
Democracy
Communism
Capitalism
Animal Farm went from being a monarchy to communism to a:
Democracy
Republic
Socialist country
Nationalist country
Throughout the animal's reign on the farm, Napoleon and Squealer dangle the possibility of Jones' return as a constant danger, keeping most of the other animals in
fear, and thus, submission. Do you think that this was a valid threat? Do you feel that, overall, the animals were better or worse off once they were in control of the farm?
Explain your answer.
Animal Farm is replete with subtle and not so-subtle lessons on blind conformity and the misuse of power. What are some of the lessons you've personally taken away from the novel regarding education of the masses, knowledge of history, idealist thought and class structure? Has the novel changed your worldview in any way, thus far?
Why do you think Napoleon allowed Moses to stay in Animal Farm and receive an allowance?
How did Boxer die? In the context of Russia’s working class what does this represent?
What do you think the transfiguration of the pigs and the men meant? Explain.
Why do you think Boxer kept saying: “Napoleon is always right” and “I will work harder”? Does he truly believe that Napoleon was always right? Explain your answer.
