Animal Farm, Part 2: Allegory

Question 1

Why does George Orwell’s Animal Farm qualify as dystopian fiction?

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C: It describes a society wrecked by oppressive governments.

Question 2

How does Orwell include social commentary in Animal Farm? Check all that apply.He shows how perfect the world would be under communism.He uses animal characters to point out some of humanity’s faults.He develops universal ideas that can be applied to other aspects of life.He criticizes alcoholism and overwork, and tries to find solutions for them.He draws attention to social, cultural, and political issues that people often ignore.He bases characters on historical figures and portrays them negatively as a form of criticism.

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B: He uses animal characters to point out some of humanity’s faults.; C: He develops universal ideas that can be applied to other aspects of life.; E: He draws attention to social, cultural, and political issues that people often ignore.; F: He bases characters on historical figures and portrays them negatively as a form of criticism.

Question 3

Which statement best explains the central idea of this passage?

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A: The pigs do not do the same amount of physical work as the other animals.

Question 4

How does the central idea of this passage serve as social commentary?

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D: It shows how a power structure began to develop in a society that was meant to be classless.

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