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Animal Farm Part 1

Animal Farm Pre-reading Vocabulary.

TermDefinition
allegory a deeper message than what appears on the surface.
point of view the perspective the story is told from.
dramatic irony when the audience knows something the characters don't.
situational irony something happening that is the opposite of what's expected.
kennings two-word descriptions used instead of a name.
fable (beast) a story where animals have human actions and feelings.
theme moral or overall lesson of a story.
utopia imaginary society with near-perfect qualities.
dystopia imaginary society where people are suffering and face great injustice.
satire using humor and exaggeration to criticize something.
justice good characters are rewarded, bad characters are punished.
sarcasm saying the opposite of what you really mean with a mocking or derisive term.
wit to use words in a quick, clever way.
euphenism word or phrase used to soften an uncomfortable topic.
Capitalism Trade industry ran by private owners for their own profit.
Communism Classless society where people work to their abilities, are paid what they need, and all major means of production are owned by the public.
Fascism Government controls people's lives and they can't disagree.
Socialism Facilities that make goods, such as farms and factories, are publicly owned.
Created by: kaykayc
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