Animal Farm Test

Old Major

Vladimir Lenin/Karl Marx

Snowball

Leon Trotsky

Napoleon

Joseph Stalin

Mr. Jones

Czar Nicholas II, Russian Tsar

Squealer

minister of propaganda, Vyacheslav Molotov

Mr. Frederick

Adolf Hitler

Mr. Pilkington

England and it’s allies

Boxer and Clover

The working class

The dogs

The secret Police

Moses

organized religion

Benjamin

The apathetic or cynical Russians

The sheep

enthusiastic believers in communism

Sugarcandy Mountain

heaven

Allegory

A story that represents abstract ideas, or moral qualities

Caricature

a distorted representation of a person in a way that exaggerates some characteristics and makes them look silly

Euphemism

substituting a milder word or phrase for one that might be offensive or harsh

Structural irony

The concept that a story is based on an ironic situation. In other words, the characters or even the narrator find themselves in a situation that is the opposite of what they believe is actually happening.

Parody

A mocking piece of literature that is made to make fun of the subject in exaggerated often sarcastic way

Satire

Using humor to expose some thing or someone to make fun of them

what is a cult of personality?

where a leader uses propaganda to convince people to worship him or her, and treat them like a god. this is represented In animal farm by Napoleons manipulation towards other animals.