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Characters Commandments
MajorEvents
LiteraryElements
Symbols/ History
Wild Card
The only animal to leave the farm voluntarily
A 100
Who is Mollie?
A 100
The animal who designed the windmill
A 200
Snowball
A 200
The animal responsible for coining the phrase:
“Napoleon is always right.”
A 300
Who is Boxer?
A 300
The smartest and most stubborn animal on the farm;
the one who could read fluently but chose not to help out his fellow animals until
the end
A 400
Who is Benjamin?
A 400
The animal that always talks about Sugarcandy Mountain.
A 500
Who is Moses?
A 500
Napoleon broke this commandment first when he
added the words “with sheets.”
B 100
What is the fourth commandment,
“No animal shall sleep in a bed?”
B 100
This commandment was revised in the eighth chapter after Napoleon was thought
to be dying
B 200
What is the commandment that stated “No animal shall
drink alcohol?”
B 200
The animal responsible for making the changes to the
commandments
B 300
Who is Squealer?
B 300
The maxim the sheep kept repeating because they
couldn’t remember all of the commandments
B 400
“Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad!”
B 400
The final maxim that replaced all seven commandments
B 500
“All Animals Are Equal, But Some Are More Equal Than
Others”
B 500
The proper name of the first major battle
C 100
What is the “Battle of the Cowshed?”
C 100
Napoleon breaks the sixth commandment “No animal shall kill another animal” by betraying
this character
C 200
Who is Boxer?
C 200
The humans’ attempt to recapture the farm is known
as this battle
C 300
What is the “Battle of the Windmill?”
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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These actions prompted the rebellion
C 400
Either of the following responses are correct:
•Jones did not feed the animals•Jones and his men did not care
for the animals
C 400
This animal was injured and was sent to the glue shop
C 500
Who is Boxer?
C 500
The animals find Squealer lying stunned by the barn
with a broken ladder and an overturned paint can nearby
D 100
What is dramatic irony?
D 100
The pigs celebrate Boxer’s death with liquor purchased with money from his sale
D 200
What is situational irony?
D 200
A story that is told usually by using animals as the central characters and some kind of
moral
D 300
What is a fable?
D 300
Napoleon becomes a tyrant and the animals blindly
accept him as an all-knowing prophet
D 400
What is satire?
D 400
A story that can be read on two levels
D 500
What is an allegory?
D 500
Mr. Jones represents by this character in history
E 100
Who is Czar Nicholas II?
E 100
Snowball represents this historical figure
E 200
Who is Leon Trotsky?
E 200
This man was represented by Napoleon
E 300
Who is Josef Stalin?
E 300
Sugarcandy Mountain represents this idea that
serves as a distraction for the animals
E 400
What is heaven?
E 400
Squealer represents this by spreading ideas and rules of
Napoleon
E 500
What is propaganda?
E 500
This is the Russian equivalent of Animalism
F 100
What is communism?
F 100
This character is the only human to help establish trade
with Animal Farm
F 200
Who is Mr. Whymper?
F 200
This was the name of the song all the animals sang
F 300
What is Beasts of England?
F 300
The deliberate attempt to influence a large group of
people to act or think a certain way
F 400
What is propaganda?
F 400
The pigs learned to do these two things at the end of the
novel
F 500
What is walk on their hind legs and whip other animals
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
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Final Jeopardy Question
What was the final argument between Napoleon and Mr.
Pilkington about?
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They both cheated at cards
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