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  • Why do the men blow up the windmill?
    They thought it would make the animals give up; to crush morale
  • How is Napoleon becoming more and more like a typical dictator? (Min. 2 ways)
    He has many different titles for his name. He has his own apartment in the house. He has his own personal food taster. He always walks around with security.
  • How do the pigs celebrate?
    Get drunk by drinking whisky
  • What do the pigs do with the money they get from selling Boxer to the Knacker?
    It is spent on Whiskey.
  • What is Boxer's fate?
    He's taken to the knacker and is killed and made into glue.
  • What happened to Boxer during the battle?
    He split his hoof
  • Why does Napoleon allow Moses to return and to tell his stories about Sugarcandy Mountain?
    They need hope. That their efforts in life will be rewarded in death.
  • "Life Is Like Riding A Bicycle. To Keep Your Balance, You Must Keep Moving."
    Simile. (Albert Einstein.)
  • What purpose is served by the production figures Squealer reads to the animals?
    To confuse the animals so they believe they have more food
  • Why are the animals so easily fooled, even when they find Squealer with a can of paint?
    Most of the animals can't read/ understand the commandments
  • How does Napoleon get outwitted when he tries to sell the lumber?
    The banknotes turned out to be forgeries
  • "It is probably always disastrous not to be a poet."
    Hyperbole (Lytton Strachey)
  • What makes the battle against Frederick's men different from the Battle of the Cowshed?
    There was no defense planned; there was no leader in battle
  • What are living conditions like for all of the animals except the pigs and dogs?
    The animals are being given less food but are working harder
  • How has the Fifth Commandment been changed?
    No animal shall drink alcohol to excess
  • “Books are the mirrors of the soul.”
    Metaphor Virginia Woolf
  • “A fox should not be of the jury at a goose's trial.”
    Personification. Thomas Fuller
  • What is the capital in Narnia?
    'N'