Some questions.

[Myriad]

I made some questions about the animal farm for ya guys, best answers gets cool surprise!

1. What do your think is Orwell's opinion about religion?
2. What event made the animals start the revolution?
3. The revolution in the play had a model in history. Which revolution?
4. What would then be a model for animalism?
5. Why do you think Benjamin, the donkey said after revolution; "Donkeys live a long time"?
6. What happened to Mollie, the pretty white mare?
7. In what two ways did Squealer frighten the other animals to stay loyal to the animal farm?
8. In what ways did Squealer try to make the other animals believe that they were better off than in Mr Jones time?
9. Why was the song "beasts of england" banned?
10. How did the pigs change the seven commandments?

There, gl hf :)

[Scheherazade]

I made some questions about the animal farm for ya guys, best answers gets cool surprise!Oh, wow! Thanks!

And here I was wondering how I could spend my Halloween evening in the best possible way!

*whips out her copy of Animal Farm and gets cracking*

[Myriad]

Hehe ;) Try to be fast, im going to reveal the answers soon!

[gilthas]

1. What do your think is Orwell's opinion about religion?
Because he was a Socialist, it is likely that he was not religious, but, being in England, likely didn't hate people who were.
2. What event made the animals start the revolution?
No one event leads to a revolution. it was a gradual sum of oppression, starvation, cruelty, and so forth.
3. The revolution in the play had a model in history. Which revolution?
DUH! Orwell was a socialist living in 1890-1950. take a wild guess. he died too early for the Chinese revolution. it's the Russin Revolution
4. What would then be a model for animalism?
Socialism!!!!!
5. Why do you think Benjamin, the donkey said after revolution; "Donkeys live a long time"?
Meaning he had seen it all, and had dealt with all of the oppression, and starvation, and would likely deal with more.
6. What happened to Mollie, the pretty white mare?
i don't remember. it's been two years since i last read the book
7. In what two ways did Squealer frighten the other animals to stay loyal to the animal farm?
he didn't frighten them. he brainwashed them.
8. In what ways did Squealer try to make the other animals believe that they were better off than in Mr Jones time?
see above answer
9. Why was the song "beasts of england" banned?
because it represented Snowballs revolution
10. How did the pigs change the seven commandments?
to fit their needs, and screw over everyone else.

if you need more answers to this question, please send me a private message.
cheers, happy halloween
Gilthas

[Myriad]

Ah thanks m8! Aaaand the surprise is.. this was my homework, but thanks for the answers anyways ::::DDD
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[pingu]

lol you're so bad i mean i'd at least copy my homework from people i know :nod: I thought Squealer did both, he brainwashed them with his propaganda and whenever he did that the dogs were always present with such scary presence to intimidate the animals.

[Zezlar]

8.) Squeeler spread Propaganda telling them that there life will eventualy get better then it was in Jones time of ruleing and all the animals were mostly un-educated so they were "Blind Followers".

[jester214]

5. Benjamin may have represented the Jews of Russia, who were their before the regime change, and maintained they would be their afterwards.

6. Mollie ran away to be with a man who gave her pretty ribbons and such, she represents the upperclass of Russia who fled rather than be executed or come under the thumb of Stalin.