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19 Cards in this Set
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Farm Name |
Manor Farm |
Before it became Animal Farm |
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3 dog's names |
Jessie, Bluebell and Pincher |
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3 horses names |
Boxer, Clover, Molly |
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Muriel |
White goat Could read Read Clover the 10 comandments |
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Benjamin |
Donkey Old "Donkeys live a long time" Symbolises Switzerland |
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Molly |
Foolish Pretty Vain Likes Ribbons and sugar Symbol of rich aristocrats |
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Old major |
Represents Lenin and the ideas of carl marx Gave the idea of the revoloution Taught the animals "Beasts of England" Died peacefully in his sleep Believes man is the enemy Buried at foot of the orchard |
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Boxer |
Horse Black with white stripe on nose Very strong with a lot of muscles Not very smart Very hardworking "I will work harder" Later "Napoleon is always right" Symbolises hardworking workersclass/ middleclass |
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Clover |
Horse Motherly figure Suspicious of certain things the pigs do |
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Napoleon |
Berkshire boar Large, fierce looking Not much of talker, but gets his way Represents Stalin |
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Snowball |
Represents Leon Trotsky Quick in speech and inventive Best at writing Napoleon ueses him as a scapegoat |
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Squealer |
Propaganda Very persuasive Small, fat , twinkling eyes, skipping, wisking tail |
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Moses |
Tame ravern Spy and tale-bearer Told animals about sugarcandy mountain |
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Sugarcandy Mountain |
Place where animals went if died (heaven) Somewhere in sky Sunday 7 days a week Lump sugar and linseed cake grew on hedges |
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The seven comandments |
1. Whatever goes upon 2 legs is an enemy 2. Whatever goes upon 4 legs, or has wings is a friend 3. No animal shall wear clothes 4. No animal shall sleep in a bed. 5. No animal shall drink alcohol 6. No animal shall kill any other animal 7. All animals are equal |
Enemy Friend Clothes Bed Alcohol Kill Equal |
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Allegory |
A story in which concrete and specific characters and situations stand for other characters and situations so as to make a point about them. |
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9 Dogs |
KGB (secret police) |
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Mr Frederick |
Pinchfield Buys timber from animal farm with counterfeit money Later launches attack on animal farm, but loses Known for driving hard bargains Hitler, Germany |
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Mr Pilkington |
Owner of Foxwood Neglected farm Sells some ground to napoleon Toasts to success of animal farm |
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