Animal Farm – Vocabulary Answers- Chapter 6

grudged Pg. 37 Resentment due to a past insult or injury

limestone Pg. 37 A rock that is formed from animal remains
yoked Pg. 38 To fasten or attach
quarry Pg. 38 A large, deep pit
abolished Pg. 40 To end the effector observance of something
solicitor Pg. 40 A lawyer / member of legal profession
repose Pg. 43 Rest/relaxation
toiled Pg. 43 Hard work or labour
plod Pg. 43 To walk heavily
perpendicularity Pg. 43 The walls’ angles were at right angles to a given line
marvelling Pg.43 Amazed or astonished
malignity Pg. 44 The quality of being very harmful or dangerous
ignominious Pg. 44 Humiliating or disgraceful
indignation Pg. 45 Anger and distress, somewhat resentful about the
situation and the accusation against Snowball. They
were now angry with Snowball.

Animal Farm – Vocabulary - Chapter 7

emboldened Pg. 46 To encourage
infanticide Pg. 46 Deliberately causing the death of an infant/ young
pretext Pg. 47 Excuse
thwart Pg. 47 Prevent from accomplishing something
capitulated Pg. 48 Cease to resist the opponent
coccidiosis Pg. 48 A disease of birds and mammals that affects the
intestines caused by coccidia.
unanimously Pg. 49 Two or more(people/animals) are in full agreement
with one another.
pervading Pg. 49 To spread through the air and be perceived in every
part of.
menacing Pg. 49 Threatening / putting them in the presence of harm.
stupefied Pg. 50 To make someone unable to think or feel properly
countenance Pg. 52 To change one’s consent or approval
tumult Pg. 52 An uproar or load noise
treachery Pg. 53 betrayal