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Question 1
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In the story "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, which historical figure does the pig, Snowball, represent?
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Joseph Stalin
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Leon Trotsky
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Karl Marx
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Vladimir Lenon
Question 2
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In the story "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, which historical figure does the pig named Napoleon represent?
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Adolf Hitler
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Karl Marx
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Woodrow Wilson
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Joseph Stalin
Question 3
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What was the influence or inspiration of "Animal Farm"?
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Civil War
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Russian Revolution
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World War II
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There is no "inspiration"- it's just a story about a bunch of animals
Question 4
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What does the word "propaganda" mean?
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the activity or job of collecting, writing, and editing news stories for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio
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raising customer awareness of a product or brand, generating sales, and creating brand loyalty
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information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view
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to pretend to feel or be affected by
Question 5
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What is the major theme of "Animal Farm"?
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Animals will attack you if you do not treat them well
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Power corrupts all
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Love conquers all
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Revolutions are messy
Question 6
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Clover approached Mollie about ______________.
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her skipping work all of the time.
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eating too much of the horses hay supply.
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talking to the local farmer across the hedge.
Question 7
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Napoleon ordered the hens to give up their eggs to be sold, in exchange for grain and meal. The hens response was _________.
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to hide them.
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to fly to the top of the barn rafters and let them smash to the floor.
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to give up their eggs for the sake of more food.
Question 8
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For what reason did Benjamin, at the end of chapter nine, get all excited and come galloping to the farmhouse?
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Clover had gotten hurt.
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Boxer was being taken to the Horse Slaughter and Glue Factory.
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The windmill was finally up and running.
Question 9
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Benjamin decided to break his rule and read what was written on the wall. No longer were there seven commands, but just one, which read "_______________".
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"Treat others fairly."
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"Napoleon is Supreme over all of the lands."
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"All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others."
Question 10
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In chapter 10, Squealer took the sheep away and taught them a new slogan:
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"Napoleon is always right."
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"Pigs rule."
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"Four legs good, two legs better."
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