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george orwells reeal name | sdfg |
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harrison bergerron dances with | ballerina |
napoleon would not ______ to snowballs authority | capitulate |
capitulate | to resist |
squealers lies were all apart of napoleons _______ to seize power | machinations |
the ussr's flag had this sickle | hammer |
both napoleon and stalin like to force these from people | confessions |
stalins character | napoleon |
lit. term for double meaning | allegory |
orwell helped fight in this civil war | spanish |
harrison bergerons mom's name | hazel |
pilkington owns this farm | foxwood |
being uneducated allows people to be this | manipulated |
both AF and HB have an oppressive _______ in common | government |
uses logical and emotional appeals | persausion |
story told through animals who learn a lesson | fable |
instills ideas like karl marx | old major |
the lesson at the end of a fable | moral |
the dogs and KGB are tools to keep this emotion | fear |
to condemn and idea as wrong | cesure |
color of AF flag | green |
blindly loyal individuals are extremely ____ to their rulers | tractable |
this character was not cryptic about his feelings towards boxers death | benjamen |
this person is responsiblefor assigning handicaps in HB | handicappergeneral |
cruel or unjust rule | tyrany |
orwell suffered an injury to his | throat |
snowball participates in this battle | cowshed |
napoleon believed boxer was _______, so he killed him | superannuated |
where orwell finished writing 1984 | sanatorium |
squealer represents this group | media |
the human was supposed to serve as an intermediary | whymper |
harrison bergerons father | george |
these animals did not wanna give up them damn eggs | hens |
he was overthrown in russia | nicholas |
lit. term for sarcastic writing | satire |
boxers class of people | workers |
george orwells reeal name | eric blair |
human who tricks napoleon | fredrick |
he sings of sugarcandy mountain | moses |
controversy of AF comes from building this | windmill |
many indivduals will ____ power if they recieve it | abuse |
snowballs parallel | trotsky |
originally it said "anything that goes upon two legs is an ____ | enemy |
ensconced | comfortable or settled |
cynical | distrustful of human sincerity or integrity. |
laborious | Requiring considerable effort and time. |
dissentients | In opposition to a majority or official opinion. |
tyranny | arbitrary or unrestrained exercise of power; despotic abuse of authority. |
preeminent | Surpassing all others; very distinguished in some way. |
vivacouis | ) Attractively lively and animated. |
cryptic | Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure. |
propulsion | The action of driving or pushing forward. |
tractable | Easy to control or influence. |
IGnominious | Deserving or causing public disgrace or shame |
posthumously | after death |
sordid | |
incumbent | Necessary for or resting on (someone) as a duty or responsibility. |
conciliatory | Intended or likely to placate or pacify: |
ensconced | comfortable or settled |
cynical | distrustful of human sincerity or integrity. |
laborious | Requiring considerable effort and time. |
dissentients | In opposition to a majority or official opinion. |
tyranny | arbitrary or unrestrained exercise of power; despotic abuse of authority. |
preeminent | Surpassing all others; very distinguished in some way. |
vivacouis | ) Attractively lively and animated. |
cryptic | Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure. |
propulsion | The action of driving or pushing forward. |
tractable | Easy to control or influence. |
IGnominious | Deserving or causing public disgrace or shame |
posthumously | after death |
sordid | Involving ignoble actions and motives; arousing moral distaste and contempt. |
incumbent | Necessary for or resting on (someone) as a duty or responsibility. |
conciliatory |