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Which word means to be superior to or notably above all others: pre-eminent, expound, or unalterable?
pre-eminent
Which word means to present and explain a theory or idea in detail: pre-eminent, expound, or unalterable?
expound
Which word means not able to be changed: pre-eminent, expound, or unalterable?
unalterable
What was the name given to the school of thought, which the three pigs had turned Major's teachings into?
Animalism
What effect did Major's speech have on the more intelligent animals? A. They began to write more songs; B. They looked at life in a very different way.; C. They decided to stop working.
B. They looked at life in a very different way.
Which animals began teaching the others?
The pigs
Why did the cows break into the store-shed?
They were hungry.
What did the animals do to Mr. Jones and his men?
Kicked them off the farm
What do the animals throw on the fire?
Things that remind them of Mr. Jones' power: whips, reins, halters, blinders, ribbons, straw hat, etc.
Why does Snowball tell Mollie she cannot wear ribbons?
Ribbons symbolize slavery.
What did Squealer do that was so convincing to the other animals?
Skipping from side to side; whisking his tail
What two leaders emerge after the rebellion?
Snowball and Napoleon
Which animal leaves the farm with the humans?
Moses, the raven
What ability do the pigs "reveal' that they have?
They can read and write
Who does Mr. Jones represent (Russian Revolution)?
Czar Nicholas II
What conditions made the rebellion possible?
The animals were not fed. The men began to whip them when they broke into the store-shed. The animals worked together to overcome the humans.
