Animal Farm - Setting 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureAnimal FarmGCSEAQA Created by: tonisha_Created on: 06-03-22 17:16 What seven settings are there in Animal Farm? Manor Farm Animal Farm Barn Windmill Sugarcandy Mountain Battle of Cowshed Battle of Windmill 1 of 58 Manor Farm ------------------ Manor Farm represents what? Russia 2 of 58 Which was once ruled by? aristocrats (upper class/rich) 3 of 58 But is now ruled by? capitalists 4 of 58 Farms demand a significant amount? of different work 5 of 58 To? function properly 6 of 58 Much like a ? country 7 of 58 Animal Farm ------------------- This begins after? the rebellion 8 of 58 Much like the? Russian Revolution 9 of 58 And it quickly develops its own _______ and ______? own government and structure 10 of 58 Once Old Major dies, what is commanded? a revolt 11 of 58 Against who? Mr Jones 12 of 58 We see the pigs end up as? the rulers 13 of 58 Like a typical? government 14 of 58 The other animals end up as? the work force 15 of 58 And the vicious dogs end up as? the Police force 16 of 58 And the Farmhouse ends up as the? Kremlin (palace) 17 of 58 This symbolises the fate of the? revolution 18 of 58 Since one boss is ? much like another boss 19 of 58 And the ______ of the_____ the plight of the workers 20 of 58 never? changes 21 of 58 This represents the_______leadership? Soviet 22 of 58 That took place after the? Russian Revolution 23 of 58 Barn -------------- This is where all what were made? all communal decisions 24 of 58 And where what happens? pivotal moments happen 25 of 58 The Barn may represent the what of Russia? the public view of Russia 26 of 58 Windmill ------------------ The windmill is a good thing but? an impossible dream 27 of 58 When the windmill is destroyed, Napolean chases? away Snowball 28 of 58 And blames him for? tearing down the windmill 29 of 58 This symbolises the what? manipulation 30 of 58 Of the? Public in Russia 31 of 58 By the? Government 32 of 58 Sugarcandy Mountain --------------------------- A raven named? Moses 33 of 58 Represents the Russian? Orthodox Church 34 of 58 What does Moses tell the other animals about Sugarcandy mountain? that it is a utopian world all animals will go to when they die 35 of 58 Sugarcandy Mountain is basically? (2) paradise or heaven 36 of 58 This shows how in Russia Communism exploited? religion 37 of 58 And used to to pacify the? oppressed public of Russia 38 of 58 Battle of the Cowshed -------------------------------- Joseph Stalin was deeply jealous of? the praise given to Leon Trotsky 39 of 58 And therefore plotted to have him? (2) discredited and murdered 40 of 58 Stalin the rewrote ? history of events in Russia 41 of 58 To make himself? the hero 42 of 58 This power hungry and manipulative Stalin is represented by the similarly? power hungry and manipulative Napolean 43 of 58 Who is concerned about the attention? Snowball receives 44 of 58 After his successful? defence in the Battle of Cowshed 45 of 58 Battle of Windmill ------------------------- The neighbouring farmers attempt to do what? overthrow the animals 46 of 58 However the animals? win 47 of 58 And drive? the humans away 48 of 58 But suffer? many casualties 49 of 58 This represents the Battle of? Stalingran 50 of 58 Where the Russians fight back? Hitlers army 51 of 58 And succeed but with? much sacrifice 52 of 58 After the Battle of Windmill, the pigs play cards with? Fredrick and Pilkington 53 of 58 Represents a peace talk between who? (3) Stalin Churchill Roosevelt 54 of 58 Orwell mocks this a bit when Napolen does and the farmers do what? cheat at cards 55 of 58 This reveals their? dual natures 56 of 58 Are still very much? intact 57 of 58 Shows Orwells distrust for both _______ and ______ governments? communist and capitalist 58 of 58
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