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Animal Farm

Animal Farm. By George Orwell. Allegory - Satire - Fable. “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.”. Chalkboard Duels. 1. Which animal hides during the battle of cowshed? Mollie. 2. To whom does Napoleon sell the farm’s pile of timber? Mr. Frederick.

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Animal Farm

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  1. Animal Farm By George Orwell Allegory - Satire - Fable “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.”

  2. Chalkboard Duels

  3. 1. Which animal hides during the battle of cowshed? Mollie

  4. 2. To whom does Napoleon sell the farm’s pile of timber? Mr. Frederick

  5. 3. What does Napoleon do directly after hearing about Snowball’s windmill plans? He urinates on them

  6. 4. Who reduces the ideals of Animalism to the phrase “Four legs good, two legs bad”? Snowball

  7. 5. Who teaches the sheep to chant “Four legs good, two legs better”? Squealer Squealer

  8. 6. What is Sugarcandy Mountain? Animal heaven as told by Moses Squealer

  9. 7. How many letters is Boxer able to learn? four Squealer

  10. 8. Which of the pigs proves the best writer? Snowball Squealer

  11. 9. Which pig writes the poem praising Napoleon? Minimus Squealer

  12. 10. What does Napoleon rename Animal Farm in his toast at the end of the novel? Manor Farm Squealer

  13. 11. Why does Napoleon believe that he is dying the morning after he drinks the whisky? He has a hangover Squealer

  14. 12. What is Boxer’s ultimate fate? He is sent to the glue factory

  15. 13. What is the name of philosophy advocated by Napoleon and Snowball? Animalism

  16. 14. What is Mr. Jones’s main vice? Alcohol

  17. BONUS: 15. With whom does Napoleon play cards at the end of the novel? Mr. Pilkington

  18. gained; gotten repose pretext procured

  19. gained; gotten repose pretext procured

  20. Low; filthy Sordid flourished cynical

  21. Low; filthy Sordid flourished cynical

  22. Misleading motive or claim Cynical pretext repose

  23. Misleading motive or claim Cynical pretext repose

  24. Hiding or sneaking around Obstinate morose skulking

  25. Hiding or sneaking around Obstinate morose skulking

  26. Opening; introductory ignominious intermediary preliminary

  27. Opening; introductory ignominious intermediary preliminary

  28. Absolutely; entirely Categorically countenance procured

  29. Absolutely; entirely Categorically countenance procured

  30. After death posthumously vices oration

  31. After death posthumously vices oration

  32. Silent; not talkative Morose taciturn conciliatory

  33. Silent; not talkative Morose taciturn conciliatory

  34. Betrayal; unfaithfulness tyranny benevolent treachery

  35. Betrayal; unfaithfulness tyranny benevolent treachery

  36. Strong minded; unbending; stubborn Sordid countenance obstinate

  37. Strong minded; unbending; stubborn Sordid countenance obstinate

  38. Necessary; binding, needed lamentation oration incumbent

  39. Necessary; binding, needed lamentation oration incumbent

  40. Act against; oppose; offset; thwart Sordid ignominious counteract

  41. Act against; oppose; offset; thwart Sordid ignominious counteract

  42. Kind; charitable; generous Maxim benevolent flourished

  43. Kind; charitable; generous Maxim benevolent flourished

  44. Done without preparation; spontaneous Impromptu pretext preliminary

  45. Done without preparation; spontaneous Impromptu pretext preliminary

  46. Saying; motto; credo maxim oration pretext

  47. Saying; motto; credo maxim oration pretext

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