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Assignment No 01 - Expository Writing-Ll
Assignment No 01 - Expository Writing-Ll
Assignment # 01
Moral lesson of the book: _The moral of "Animal Farm" is that power can corrupt anyone. It shows that
without vigilance and education, leaders can become just as bad as the ones they replaced. The story warns
that revolutions can fail if they betray their original ideals.
Have you ever read any book or Novel before this assignment: NO________ YES: __________
3. Elaborate any 05 ideas of Book which you liked the most and changed your opinion.
4. Comprehended any 05 opinions which you did not like and want to amend.
5. If you were an author what would you write about and why?
7. Note: Summary should not be less than 100 words and moral lesson should not be more than three lines.
Brief introduction of author.
George Orwell, born Eric Arthur Blair, was an English writer known for his keen observations of society and
politics. He lived from 1903 to 1950 and is best remembered for his novels "Nineteen Eighty-Four" and "Animal
Farm," which have become classics of dystopian literature. Orwell's works often explore themes of
totalitarianism, surveillance, propaganda, and the dangers of unchecked power. His writing style is characterized
by clarity, simplicity, and a commitment to truth-telling, reflecting his own experiences as a journalist and a
participant in the Spanish Civil War. Orwell's insights into human nature and politics continue to resonate with
readers around the world, making him one of the most influential writers of the 20th century.
05 ideas of Book
1. Corruption of Power: Demonstrates how power corrupts, as initially noble intentions degrade into tyranny.
2. Manipulation of Language: Shows how language can be distorted for political control and deception.
3. Betrayal of Ideals: Highlights how revolutions can deviate from their original principles and betray their
followers.
4. Role of Education and Ignorance: Explores how ignorance can be exploited to maintain control, emphasizing the
5. Cycle of Oppression: Illustrates how revolutions often result in the perpetuation of the same oppressive systems
3. **Negative View of Communism**: Critics argue it presents an overly negative view of communism.
5. **Depiction of Violence**: Some readers may find the violent scenes unsettling.
Comprehensive summary.
"Animal Farm" is a satirical allegory by George Orwell that depicts animals overthrowing their human farmer to establish
their own society. Led by pigs, they aim for equality but end up oppressed by their leaders. The story symbolizes the
Russian Revolution and warns of the corruption of power and the betrayal of ideals.