Animal Farm Unit Test Study Outline

Vocabulary flashcards covering the Background Information, Historical Connections, Plotline, Literary Elements, Concepts/Ideas, and Test Format from the Animal Farm Unit Test Study Outline.

Animal Farm Unit Test

A 75-point assessment covering background information, connections to the Russian Revolution, plotline, literary elements, and key concepts.

Allegory

A background term and category that students must define and explain how Animal Farm fits into.

Fable

A background category that students are required to define and explain how Animal Farm fits into.

Satire

A background literary category that students must know the definition of and apply to Animal Farm.

Author's purpose

The reason for writing Animal Farm and its direct connection to the Russian Revolution.

Russian Revolution

The historical event connected to the author's purpose in writing Animal Farm and to the windmill in the novel.

Real world counterpart

The historical figures or real-world concepts that students must match to corresponding characters or ideas in Animal Farm.

Types of government

Forms of rule depicted in the novel whose impact on characters and plot must be analyzed.

Windmill

A key element in the novel whose connection to the revolution must be understood for the test.

Plotline

The unit test study section encompassing setting, characters, conflicts, major events/outcomes, character motivation, resolutions, and maxims.

Maxims

Short statements or principles included under the plotline category of the study outline.

Literary Elements

Techniques to study, including point of view, irony, symbols, themes, characterization, tone, mood, foreshadowing, rhetoric and propaganda, and connotation.

Rhetoric and propaganda

Persuasive and manipulative communication techniques categorized under literary elements on the study outline.

Connotation

A literary element listed on the study outline alongside foreshadowing, tone, mood, and rhetoric.

Beasts of England

A specific title and idea listed under the concepts/ideas section of the study outline.

Sugar candy mountain

A concept and idea from the novel listed on the study outline alongside Beasts of England and mottos.

Commandments

Rules listed under the concepts/ideas section alongside intimidation, men's vices, and rhetorical questions.

Men's vices

Human flaws and negative behaviors categorized as a concept/idea to study for the novel.

Test Format

The exam structure consisting of multiple choice and true/false questions administered through Google Classroom.

Absence Policy

The test rule requiring any student absent on test day to take the exam on the day they return.