Questions On George Orwell's 'Animal Farm'
1. Major identiy "Man" as the enemy of the animals because they're the one who laying around in their house telling the animals to make food so they can trade for money and food without having to do the hardships.
2. Someone animals object to the principles because they feel that they have been treated equal in both the responsibilities and rewards of the farm.
3. Old Major reveals a lot of human and animal characteristics through his way of speaking in the beginning of the story with other animals. He says "Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy-Man". Similar to Major, the dog also have the same trait when he sees Major is discussing the problem, he go go over and ask questions- "The wild creatures, such as rats and rabbits-are they our friends …show more content…
Snowball is quick, inventive, and a vivacious pig. Napoleon is large, with a fierce-looking Berkshire boar. He likes to do everything in his own way. Squealer is a brilliant talker, manipulative, and he can turn things from black to white in his way of argument.
7. The promise of Sugarcandy Mountain made by Moses is a threat because it keeps animals from giving these best abilities in rebelling against its owner, thinking that rebelling is a bad thing, and those who rebel will not be able to go there. Mollie is in love with sugar, she might influence other animals in a way since she is well known for her attractive in the farm.
8. The story of Animal Farm depicts a plot that lead to the Russian Revolution and the Soviet Union, where it includes all historical figures, groups, and organizations who were in charge or making the big impacts before the Russian Revolution and during the Soviet Union period.
9. Animals will start to kill each other for food since they can't each human, and they can't trade eggs, and vegatables for moeny to buy food like we do making Commandment 2 to be false.The divide of food that are in shortage in the future might suggest that commandment 7 to be not true. The Commandments 5 and 6 might also causes trouble in the
2. Someone animals object to the principles because they feel that they have been treated equal in both the responsibilities and rewards of the farm.
3. Old Major reveals a lot of human and animal characteristics through his way of speaking in the beginning of the story with other animals. He says "Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy-Man". Similar to Major, the dog also have the same trait when he sees Major is discussing the problem, he go go over and ask questions- "The wild creatures, such as rats and rabbits-are they our friends …show more content…
Snowball is quick, inventive, and a vivacious pig. Napoleon is large, with a fierce-looking Berkshire boar. He likes to do everything in his own way. Squealer is a brilliant talker, manipulative, and he can turn things from black to white in his way of argument.
7. The promise of Sugarcandy Mountain made by Moses is a threat because it keeps animals from giving these best abilities in rebelling against its owner, thinking that rebelling is a bad thing, and those who rebel will not be able to go there. Mollie is in love with sugar, she might influence other animals in a way since she is well known for her attractive in the farm.
8. The story of Animal Farm depicts a plot that lead to the Russian Revolution and the Soviet Union, where it includes all historical figures, groups, and organizations who were in charge or making the big impacts before the Russian Revolution and during the Soviet Union period.
9. Animals will start to kill each other for food since they can't each human, and they can't trade eggs, and vegatables for moeny to buy food like we do making Commandment 2 to be false.The divide of food that are in shortage in the future might suggest that commandment 7 to be not true. The Commandments 5 and 6 might also causes trouble in the