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28 Cards in this Set
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Which character uses propaganda throughout the story?
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Squealer
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Who does Mr. Jones symbolize?
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Czar Nicholas II
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What did Napoleon do with the barley?
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He made whiskey.
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Which animals ate milk and apples?
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The pigs
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Who could turn black into white?
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Squealer
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List Boxer's 2 mottoes.
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I will work harder.
Napoleon is always right. |
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Who does Moses, the tame raven, symbolize?
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A spy
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Who predicted that the rebellion would occur?
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Old Major
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What do Boxer and Clover symbolize?
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The working Class
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What do the dogs symbolize?
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Stalin's secret police
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Name the two original days the Mr. Jones's gun was fired.
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Battle of Cowshed
Anniversary of the Rebellion |
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Who does Old Major symbolize?
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Lenin or Karl Marx
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What does the windmill symbolize?
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Industrial Revolution
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What does the Foxwood Farm symbolize?
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An adjacent country
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Who does Napoleon symbolize?
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Stalin
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Who does Snowball symbolize?
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Trotsky
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Who did Napoleon steal the windmill idea from?
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Snowball
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What did the animals decide to do with the farmhouse?
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Perserve it as a museum
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What was "Beasts of England"?
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A song of rebellion
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Old Major's teachings were gathered into a complete thought known as what?
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Animalism
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What is the setting?
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Manor Farm
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What was George Orwell's real name?
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Eric Blair
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Name the two young boars who shared power after Old Major's death?
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Snowball
Napoleon |
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What was Sugar Candy Mountain?
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A place that Moses, the tamed raven, talked about. It represented Heaven.
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What did Napoleon decide to do when food "fell short" in January?
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He decided to sell the chickens' eggs.
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What does Squealer symbolize?
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The press
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At the end of the story, Animal Farm was called what?
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The Manor Farm
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What did George Orwell ridicule in the book Animal Farm?
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Any form of totalitarianism
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