PPT-Animal F arm Review: Chapter 4

By Ashleigh Miller Trent Jones Lauren Summary of Chapter 4 News of the rebellion has spread all across the country Snowball and Napoleon have been sending pigeons to spread word of the only farm that is run by animals Animal Farms neighbors Mr Pilkington of Foxwood and Mr Fredrick of Pinchfield mock the farm yet fear it as they know there own animals could stage a similar rebellion They both try to make sure no animal hears about it to little avail Early in October word comes of an attack Mr . The story is set on a farm in England. The historical events referred to in the allegory actually took place in Russia in the first half of the twentieth century. By setting the fable in his own country, however, Orwell makes it clear that his themes are universal. What happened in Russia could just as easily happen in anyone’s backyard.. No Animal Shall Drink Alcohol to Excess. 3 minutes. Extra Credit quiz. What two words are added to the fifth commandment?. On which farm was Snowball rumored to be hiding? . What does . Whymper. discover regarding the deal with Frederick?. CHAPTER 4. VOCABULARY. Shrewd-Able to judge people and situations very well and make good decisions.. Perpetually-Happening so often that you become tired of the result.. Fortnight-A period of two weeks.. March 30, 2015. Do Now: Monday, March . 30. th. . 2015. On your . Animal Farm . Chapter 3 & 4 Vocabulary handout:. Copy down the definitions for the Chapter 3 Vocabulary words from the next slide.. CHAPTER 3. VOCABULARY. Toil- Difficult and tiring work, especially physical work. Dole- To give something, such as food. Chaff-The outer part of wheat or grain that is removed before the grains are used. Interim report 10 March 2015. PHOTO?. Introduction. Terms of reference. In . conjunction with Greyhound Racing Victoria, Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Charles Milne will lead an investigation into animal welfare and cruelty in the greyhound industry in Victoria. science. How different environments affect animals’ health . and feelings. , from the animal’s point of view. Deciding how to apply those scientific findings involves. . ethics. How humans. . should. ●. Irene Cooke . ●. Sherri . Mizrahy. . ●. Stacey Robinson . ●. Gary Russell. To ask a question during today’s meeting, e-mail . sslater@ufl.edu. FORUM Outline. Briefly go through. IRB. Animal Biotechnology Interdisciplinary Group. Center for Veterinary Medicine. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Regulation of Genetically Engineered Animals at FDA: A Risk-Based Approach. Regulatory Process. Issues of interest to the region. Challenges and proposals. 13. th. . Conference of the OIE Regional Commission for . Middle East. Beirut, Lebanon, 11-13 November 2015. Dr Etienne Bonbon. President. 1. List all the animals who attend Old Major’s meeting – and their physical description..  .  . Old Major. 3 dogs – Bluebell, Jessie, Pincher. The pigs. Hens. The pigeons. The sheep. The cows. 1. I. . Concept 32.1: What is an Animal?. 2. 95% are invertebrates. Multicellular. Eukaryotic. Heterotrophic (. ingestive. ). Lack . cell . walls. Most are mobile. Diploid with haploid gametes. Sexual reproduction (zygote . Procedures and Responsibilities for FACC Members. Devon Merza. Training Advisors – McGill University Animal Compliance Office . June 2024. General Review Information. Must have Scientific or Pedagogical Merit. Animal Care and use. 2. Orientation Agenda. Oversight and Regulation . Submissions. Investigator Responsibilities. IACUC Policies. 3. Oversight and Regulation . Agencies outside of TTUHSC. 4. Office for Laboratory Animal Welfare (OLAW).