George Orwell Vocabulary Types of Propaganda Character Symbolism

George Orwell

Vocabulary

Types of Propaganda

Character Symbolism

Event Symbolism

Other Symbols

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1 - 100 This is George Orwell’s nationality.

1 - 100 What is British?

Besides Animal Farm, this is probably Orwell’s most famous book – a vision of the future, written in 1948.

1 - 100 What is 1984?

While living in Burma, Orwell began to despise this type of rule.

1 - 100 What is colonial or imperial?

George Orwell defined this word – derived from the root for “freedom” - as “telling people what they do not want to hear. ”

1 - 100 What is liberty?

This act that George Owell witnessed on a farm was part of his inspiration for writing animal farm.

1 - 100 What is watching a farmer beat a horse?

1 - 100 laborious

1 - 100 Difficult, hard, requiring a lot of work

indefatigable

1 - 100 tireless

enmity

1 - 100 hatred

vivacious

1 - 100 Lively, full of life

filial

1 - 100 Pertaining to family, in particular son/daughter

Propaganda that presents a dreaded circumstance and then follow it up with the behavior or necessary action to avoid it. 1 - 100

1 - 100 What is fear?

This type of propaganda puts forth the idea that everyone is doing this, so you should do it.

1 - 100 What is bandwagon?

This type of propaganda employs the use of symbols, words, or quotes to convey a message.

1 - 100 What is transfer?

This type of propaganda features erroneous or flawed logic.

1 - 100 What are logical fallacies?

This type of propaganda features a celebrity endorsing a product.

1 - 100 What is testimonial?

1 - 100 Napoleon

1 - 100 Stalin

Snowball

1 - 100 Trotsky

Old Major

1 - 100 Marx/Lenin

Mister Jones

1 - 100 Tsar Nicholas II

Farmer Frederick

1 - 100 Hitler

Napoleon’s dogs chasing Snowball off the Animal Farm and onto another farm 1 - 100

Stalin’s chasing Trotsky into exile in Mexico 1 - 100

The hens’ destruction of their eggs

Russian farmers choosing to destroy their crops rather than give them to Stalin 1 - 100

The Battle of Cowshed

1 - 100 The October Revolution

Napoleon’s putting Old Major’s skull on display

1 - 100 Stalin’s putting Lenin’s dead body on display

The Battle of the Windmill

1 - 100 The Battle of Stalingrad

1 - 100 Moses the Raven

1 - 100 Organized Religion

The Windmill

1 - 100 Stalin’s five-year plan for industrialization

Boxer’s name is an allusion to a proletariat rebellion in this nation.

1 - 100 What is China?

The Farmhouse, first a museum and then the home of Napoleon, represents this

1 - 100 What is the Kremlin?

Pilkington first represents this leader, and then this leader (two answers)

1 - 100 Chamberlain and Churchill

Actual Jeopardy Question: This is George Orwell’s real name. (George Orwell is just a pen name. )

What is Eric Arthur Blair?