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    The document provides study questions about George Orwell's novel Animal Farm. It asks the student to define 12 literary and rhetorical terms used in the book. It also asks the student to summarize the allegorical representations of 12 characters. Finally, it asks the student to explain 3 events that allude to the Russian Revolution, the original 7 commandments established by Old Major, how education is used and what Orwell seems to say about it, why Orwell chose the character names he did, and to pose and answer a question about a quote from the book, all in 3 sentences or less.

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    The document provides study questions about George Orwell's novel Animal Farm. It asks the student to define 12 literary and rhetorical terms used in the book. It also asks the student to summarize the allegorical representations of 12 characters. Finally, it asks the student to explain 3 events that allude to the Russian Revolution, the original 7 commandments established by Old Major, how education is used and what Orwell seems to say about it, why Orwell chose the character names he did, and to pose and answer a question about a quote from the book, all in 3 sentences or less.

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    Animal Farm Studysheet

    Read over your notes. To be sure you know these names and terms, close your notes
    and write in your own words a brief explanation of each.
    satire
    scapegoat
    deification
    fable
    allegory
    ad hominem
    ad nauseam
    appeal to fear
    appeal to prejudice
    appeal to authority
    plain folks approach
    propaganda
    For each of the following characters, explain briefly what they allegorically represent:
    Mr. Jones
    Old Major
    Napoleon
    Snowball
    Napoleon's guard dogs
    Boxer
    Sheep
    Benjamin

    Moses
    Mr. Frederick
    Mr. Pilkington

    Explain 3 events in the book that seem to allude to the Russian Revolution.

    Looking over the 7 original commandments, explain the values that Old Major originally set up.

    Explain how education is used in this novel. What does it seem Orwell is saying about education?

    Look at the names of the characters. Why did Orwell use the names he did? How
    do the names fit the characters?

    Choose the quote you think I'm going to ask you about. Pose a question and

    answer it.

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