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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Characters Russian Revolution Parallels PropagandaPlot I Plot II Who said it?

6. Hardest working animal on the farm A 100

7. Boxer A 100

8. Has a dream; inspires animals to rebel A 200

9. Old Major A 200

10. Overly concerned with material possessions A 300

11. Mollie A 300

12. Eloquent speaker; intelligent; devised the plans for the windmill A 400

13. Snowball A 400

14. Composed the poem "Comrade Napoleon" A 500

15. Minimus A 500

16. KGB/police B 100

17. Napoleon's dogs B 100

18. Karl Marx B 200

19. Old Major B 200

20. The Internationale B 300

21. Beasts of England B 300

22. The Pravda B 400

23. Squealer B 400

24. Peasant Farmers B 500

25. Hens B 500

26. Celebrity/spoken endorsement of a product C 100

27. Testimonial C 100

28. Trying to convince the audience that everyone is doing something C 200

29. Bandwagon C 200

30. Speaker makes it seem like he/she is just like the average, everyday person C 300

31. Plain Folks C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE (Wager up to 800)

33. Using words like "honor," "freedom" "strength," "family," etc. C 400

34. Glittering Generalities C 400

35. Using another image in addition to a person/product to evoke an emotional response C 500

36. Transfer C 500

37. D 100 Give one reason that Animal Farm can be considered a fable.

38. Animals talk/implied moral D 100

39. Why are the animals upset with Mr. Jones? D 200

40. Gets drunk/doesn't feed them D 200

41. D 300 The revolt takes place after whose death?

42. Old Major's D 300

43. How do the animals spread the word of Animalism to other farms? D 400

44. Pigeons D 400

45. Because Animal Farm is a symbolic narrative for the Russian Revolution, it is considered to be a(n)_______ D 500

46. allegory D 500

47. Who is the original hero in the Battle of Cowshed? E 100

48. Snowball E 100

49. How does Napoleon show his initial unhappiness with Snowball's plans for the windmill? E 200

50. Urinates on them E 200

51. Name one original commandment and then explain how it was changed E 300

52. Ex: No animal shall sleep in a bed…with sheets E 300

53. What happens to Mollie? E 400

54. Leaves to go to another farm where she could wear ribbons, eat sugar, etc. E 400

55. With which farmer does Napoleon decide to sell the pile of timber to? E 500

56. Frederick (of Pinchfield farm) E 500

57. "Napoleon is always right" F 100

58. Boxer F 100

59. "Up there comrades, up there, just on the other side of that dark cloud that you can see – there it lies. Sugarcandy Mountain, that happy country where we poor animals shall rest forever from our labors" F 200

60. Moses

61. "Man is the only creature that consumes without producing. He does not give milk, he does not lay eggs […] Yet he is lord of all the animals. He sets them to work, he gives back to them the bare minimum that will prevent them from starving, and the rest he keeps for himself." F 300

62. Old Major F 300

63. "Quick, quick! Come at once! They're taking Boxer away!" F 400

64. Benjamin F 400

65. "I was at his bedside at the very last. And at the end, almost too weak to speak, he whispered in my ear that his sole sorrow was to have passed on before the windmill was finished." F 500

66. Squealer F 500

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68. Write an example of a euphemism. Click on screen to continue

69. Passed away Post-traumatic stress disorder Readjustments (from Animal Farm) Click on screen to continue

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