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Animal Farm Test
1st Test for Animal Farm and George Orwell
Question | Answer |
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What was his pen name? | Eric Aurthur Blair |
Where was he born? | In Montiharl, India |
Where and when did he go to college? | At Eton College in 1921 |
What was his first job there? | Indian Imperial Police |
Why did he quit his job? | Because it exposed him to British Imperialism (very mean) |
When he returned to Britain, what did he become? | A journalist |
In which war was he a soldier in? | The Spanish Civil War |
In what year did he die? | 1950 |
Scullery | (noun) Room for rough kitchen work |
Ensconced | (verb) Establish comfortably or settle snugly |
Stout | (adj.) Bulky or heavy |
Benevolent | (adj.) The wish to do good; kindness; generousity |
Comrades | (noun) Friend or associate |
Laborious | (adj.) Difficult, requiring hard effort |
Enmity | (noun) Ill will |
Tyrannise | (verb) To act like a tyrant-in a negative way |
Vivacious | (adj.) Lively, full of life |
Animalism | (noun) System of beliefs/rules in a society organized by animals |
Resolutions | (noun) A formal statement of the feelings/wishes or decisions of a group |
Maxim | (noun) A general truth or conduct (like a rule) |
Contemptible | (adj.) Dislike, undeserving of respect |
Blithely | (adj.) Kindly; carefree; cheerful |
Canvassing | (noun) Asking for votes and determining public opinion |
Satire | The use of irony, sarcasm, or ridicule in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice, folly, etc. For example, Saturday Night Live, Simpsons |
Allegory | Something that represents a bigger idea |
Mr. Jones | Czar Nicholas 2 |
Old Major | Marx/Lenin |
Snowball | Trotsky |
Napoleon | Stalin |
Boxer | Working class |
Moses | Religion |
Squealer | Propaganda |
Animalism | Communism |