12. How do the pigs control the animals? Give at least two specific examples.

The Pigs controlled the animals by changing the commandments and inventing stories to justify their acts. Every commandment was changed so Napoleon could do whatever he liked, and in the end left one commandment that all animals are equal but some are more equal than others. Squealer served as Napoleon's messenger and told the animals lies to control them.

11. How is Animal Farm an allegorical story? What is it really about? Explain

Animal Farm is considered an allegory, because of it representing the Soviet Union. Old Major represented Karl Marx, Napoleon Stalin, and Snowball represented Trotsky. The story tells how Napoleon kicked out Snowball and became the leader of the Animal farm.

10. When the animals hear Squealer's explanation of Boxer's removal from Animal Farm, they

(b) are enormously relieved

9. Napoleon's guard dogs represent

(b) KGB or the Russian military

8. The animals successfully fight off Jones and the neighboring men after they try to reclaim the farm, in the

(a) Battle of Cowshed

7. Squealer tells the animals that bravery is not enough. What is more important?

(b) Hard work and loyalty

6. The character of Snowball is modeled upon that of

(b) Trotsky

5. Benjamin meets each new development/change on Animal Farm with the statement,

(b) "Life will go on as it has always gone on-this is badly."

4. The character of Napoleon is modeled upon that of

(d) Stalin

3. According to Old Major, animals live in misery because

(b) Man steals the produce of animals' labor

2. Insert an image (on your blog post) that you think represents the "power struggle" similar to the one shown in Animal Farm.