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    The animals on the farm gather in a semicircle to listen to Old Major's speech, foreshadowing their future organized meetings. Old Major identifies man as the cause of all the animals' problems. He gives the animals the motto of "all men are enemies, all animals are comrades" and establishes commandments to prevent adopting vices like living in houses or wearing clothes. The song "Beasts of England" appeals to the animals' hopes and anger by promising an end to their torture and the ability to eat freely, showing why they like it. The overarching theme of the chapter is the animals' dream of freedom from human control and rebellion.

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    The animals on the farm gather in a semicircle to listen to Old Major's speech, foreshadowing their future organized meetings. Old Major identifies man as the cause of all the animals' problems. He gives the animals the motto of "all men are enemies, all animals are comrades" and establishes commandments to prevent adopting vices like living in houses or wearing clothes. The song "Beasts of England" appeals to the animals' hopes and anger by promising an end to their torture and the ability to eat freely, showing why they like it. The overarching theme of the chapter is the animals' dream of freedom from human control and rebellion.

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    Animal Farm 1-3

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    The animals on the farm gather in a semicircle to listen to Old Major's speech, foreshadowing their future organized meetings. Old Major identifies man as the cause of all the animals' problems. He gives the animals the motto of "all men are enemies, all animals are comrades" and establishes commandments to prevent adopting vices like living in houses or wearing clothes. The song "Beasts of England" appeals to the animals' hopes and anger by promising an end to their torture and the ability to eat freely, showing why they like it. The overarching theme of the chapter is the animals' dream of freedom from human control and rebellion.

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    Name : _elvis kaniaru______________________________________________

    Date: ______9/28_______________________

    Animal Farm – Chapter 1

    1. What is significant about how the animals arrange themselves to listen to Old
    Major? What does this foreshadow about future meetings and events? (hint:
    What shape do they gather in?) More powerful one's are up front

    2. According to Major, what is the cause of all the animals’ problems? man

    3. What motto does Major give the animals? all men are enemies all animals are
    comrades

    4. What are the commandments? What bad behaviors is he trying to prevent with
    each one? Even when you have conquered him do not adopt his vices no animal
    must ever live in a house or sleep in a bed or wear clothes.

    5. Examine the words to “Beasts of England.” Why do you think the


    animals like it so much? To what emotions and needs does it appeal?
    they won’t be tortured anymore they will eat what they want . hope
    and angry
    6. What is the theme of this chapter? I think the main thing is
    freedom . several times in this story i have heard animals dream what
    freedoms is like and they don’t have to do what rebellion says.

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