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1 Animal Farm Chapter I Useful Vocabulary: 1. Cannibalism- eating of one s own kind 2. Cryptic- mysterious or strange 3. Gambol- to skip about in play 4. Ignominious- shameful; dishonorable 5. Indefatigable- untiring 6. Parasitical- like a parasite, gaining benefits from a host it injures Predictions: Old Major, the prize boar, has a dream in Chapter 1. Read the paragraph below and make predictions about his dream. What will he say? Who will he say it to? As soon as the light in the bedroom went out there was a stirring and fluttering all through the farm buildings. Word had gone round during the day that old Major, the prize Middle White boar, had a strange dream on the previous night and wished to communicate it to the other animals. Reading Comprehension: 1. Where does the story take place? 4. Who does Major say is responsible for A. at a zoo the animals condition? B. on a farm A. pigs C. in a city B. human beings C. Cows 2. How do the animals feel about Major? A. the animals make fun of Major 5. What does Major mean when he says B. the animals ignore Major no animal escapes the cruel knife? C. the animals respect Major A. the farmer will kill all the animals B. knives are dangerous 3. Major describes the current life of the C. animals are slow animals as A. happy 6. Why did the animals wait for Mr. Jones to B. miserable go to bed? C. Unimportant

2 7. Who or what did Mr. Jones shoot his gun at? Why? 8. Major uses the phrase produce of our labour several times. What are some examples of produce of the animals labour? 9. When will the revolution which Major speak about happen? 10. What solution does Major suggest to solve the animals problems? 11. Look at the song Beasts of England. A. What is the mood of the song? B. What are some of the images in the song? C. Why do you think the animals liked the song so much? 12. What are the rules Major gives the animals? 13. Identify the character from chapter 1 by the quote or descriptions below. A. Alone among the animals on the farm he never laughed. B. Our labour tills the soil, our dung fertilizes it, and yet there is not one of us that owns more than his bare skin. C. A white stripe down his nose gave him a somewhat stupid appearance. D. He was still a majestic looking pig, with a wise and benevolent appearance.

3 Animal Farm Chapter II Useful Vocabulary: 1. Pre-eminent- superior to or notable above all; outstanding 2. Expounded- to present and explain a theory or idea systematically and in detail 3. Spinney- a small area of trees and branches 4. Unalterable- not able to be changed Predictions: Based on what happened in chapter 1, what do you think will happen in chapter 2? Reading Comprehension: 1. What effect did Major s speech have on the 6. What did the animals destroy? more intelligent animals? A. the straw they ate A. they began to write more songs B. the farmhouse where Mr. Jones lived B. they looked at life in a very different way C. things that reminded them of Mr. Jones power C. they decided to stop working 2. Which animals begin to teach the other? 7. Why does Snowball tell Mollie she cannot wear A. the pigs ribbons? B. the cows A. ribbons symbolize slavery C. the horses B. ribbons are bad for a horse s health C. all the ribbons were taken by Jones and his wife 3. Why did the cows break into the storeshed? A. they wanted more air 8. What did Squealer do that was so convincing to the B. Mr. Jones asked them to other animals? C. they were hungry A. read poetry to them B. use pictures and diagrams 4. What didn t Mr. Jones do? C. talk very loudly A. pay his bills B. feed the animals 9. Which animal leaves the farm with the humans? C. read the newspaper A. Bluebell the dog B. Moses the raven 5. What did the animals do to Mr. Jones and C. Benjamin the donkey his men? A.had a party for them 10. What impressed the animals about the Jones house? B. locked them in the house A. there was beer in the cellar C.kicked them off the farm B. it was so clean C. the luxury of it

4 11. What ability do the pigs reveal that they have? A. they can fly B. they can read and write C. they can play the piano 12. What does Orwell mean when he says Squealer can turn black into white:? A. Squealer is a good painter B. Squealer is good at magic C. Squealer is good at speaking 13. What did the animals decide to do with the farmhouse? A. turn it into a museum B. burn it down C. use it for sleeping in 14. What are some of the animals objections to Animalism? 15. Why don t the pigs like the raven Moses stories about Sugarcandy Mountain? 16. The pigs begin to slowly take more control than the others. Can you find examples of this in chapter 2? 17. Identify the character from chapter 1 by the quote or descriptions below. A. Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons? B. He was a spy and a tale-bearer, but he was also a clever talker. C. He could turn black into white

5 Animal Farm Chapter III Useful Vocabulary: 1. Implement- a tool or instrument used in doing work 2. Welfare- an individual's health and well-being 3. Resolution- possible solution to a problem, voted on by an organization 4. Motto- an expression, usually a general truth or principle 5. Maxim- a brief statement expressing the guiding principles of a person or group 6. Dole out- to give out sparingly or in small quantities 7. Seclusion- to be hidden, in secret, not easily seen Prediction: At the end of chapter 2, the animals have freed themselves from Mr. Jones and his men. Now they must take care of themselves. What kinds of decisions do you think they will have to make? What will the animals do? Reading Comprehension: 1. What was the problem with the farm tools? 5. Where do you find the pictures of a hoof A. they were broken and horn? B. they were made for human hands A. on the barn C. the animals had burned them B. on the sign for the farm C. on the new flag 2. Why did Boxer ask the cockerels to call him a half-hour earlier in the morning? 6. Who enjoyed the slogan Four legs good, A. it takes him a long time to get ready two legs bad, the most? B. he is a heavy sleeper A. the sheep C. he wanted to do more work B. Boxer C. Muriel 3. Snowball s committees and programs were not very successful except for which one? 7. Who takes the puppies away from an A. Egg Production Committee education? B. Clean Tails League A. Boxer C. Reading and writing classes B. Napoleon C. Snowball 4. Why did the animals enjoy their food more? A. the animals produced it for themselves B. Muriel is a better cook than Mr. Jones C. they were able to drink milk with their meals

6 8. What happened to the milk and apples? A. the pigs took them to eat B. the sheep took them to sell C. Mr. Jone s destroyed them 9. What does Squealer say to make the Animals afraid? A. if the pigs aren t healthy, Mr. Jones will come back B. If the animals don t work hard, they will be hungry C. If the animals eat milk and apples they will get sick 10. What are Boxer s strong points? 11. Who did the most speaking in the Sunday meeting? 12. Who could never agree in the Sunday meeting? 13. What are some examples of the differences between the pigs and other animals that occur in chapter 3? 14. Identify the character from chapter 1 by the quote or descriptions below. A. Day and night we are watching over the welfare. B. He was the admiration for everybody. C. They did not work, but directed and supervised the others. D. They continued to behave very much as before, and when treated with generosity simply took advantage of it.

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