PPT-Animal Farm CH. 2 Vocabulary

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vivacious full of life and animation to expound to state or explain in detail preeminent excelling others surpassing apathy lack of emotion or interest disheartened discouraged situated located. 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.. By…. Sophie Andrews, Sam Worth, and Emily Vicary. What does revolution mean?. Revolution is an uprising to change how something is done in a different ruler/king/government.. The characters rebel against the farmer Mr Jones because he is sometimes too drunk to remember some things that he has to do to look after them. “was too drunk to remember to shut the pop-holes.“. Chapters 3-4. Answers will vary. . Think about who is “in charge”, who is doing “the work”, and who is not. . Is the society of Animal Farm a classless one? . This is a direct representation of Trotsky and Stalin. . Vocabulary by Context Clues. Chapters 7-10. Mrs. . Arguello. English I. Directions. Take out a piece of paper. . Your teacher is going to show you 8 sentences, each with one vocabulary word underlined. . 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. Mrs. . Etsell. Animal Farm- George Orwell. Totalitarianism . centralized control by an autocratic . authority .  . the . political concept that the citizen should be . totally. subject to an absolute state authority . Funded through:. Supported by:. Thank you!!. Presentation outline. The . project plan and . implementation. Summary of preliminary results and . findings. Impact: what difference has the project . made to Yorkshire’s economy?. Warm up. Finish packet from yesterday. Animal Farm . by George Orwell . Written in 1945 . At the time it was published, the UK and US were in alliance with the Soviet Union making the book very controversial and it was initially rejected by a number of publishers.. Farm suffers under his incompetence. The last of the Czars (old government). Mr. Jones. Pure-bred pig. Grandfatherly. Philosopher of Change. INSPIRES the rebellion. Karl Marx Author: Communist Manifesto. An allegory has two levels: a literal and a figurative.. The symbolic meaning of an allegory is often political, religious, historical or philosophical. . Satire . The use of humour, irony, exaggeration or ridicule in order to expose and criticize an aspect of society. The Tortoise & the Hare. The Tortoise & The Hare is a childrens story about how you should take your time, don’t brag and try your hardest. It relates differently to different ages but it gets the point across.. Revolution. Animal Farm. Written by George Orwell. Published in 1945. Immediate success-translated into many languages. An allegory written to expose the Stalin regime and destroy the “Soviet Myth” that their socialist society was good. What is his speech about? . Where is the novel set? . What rules do the animals have to follow (the seven commandments)? . What song do they sing? . Animal Farm - 5 in 5 . How are we introduced to a hierarchy in Animal Farm? . 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 Farm’s 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. .

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