Characters In Animal Farm

Question 1

Old Major:

Shares his dream of equality with the animals, heralds the forthcom- ing rebellion against Jones.

Answer 1

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Karl Marx/ Vladimir Lenin

Question 2

Snowball:
One of the competing pigs for lead- ership of the farm, saw the value in education and belief in a cause.
Used as a scapegoat after he is exiled from the farm.

Answer 2

Leon Trotsky

Question 3

Napoleon:
The less charismatic competitor for leadership, consolidates his victory through his actions and use of his trained dogs.
Becomes the ultimate leader of the

Answer 3

Josef Stalin

Question 4

Squealer:
The articulate propaganda master of the farm. Responsible for the rewording of the commandments, the speeches used to manipulate the animals and the coercion of reluctant followers.

Answer 4

Vyacheslav Molo- tov—Stalin’s Head of Propaganda

Question 5

Boxer:
The strong and respected hero of the farm, a follower and believer— perhaps too stupid to know other- wise. His death is tragic.
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Answer 5

Proletariat—the male working classes of Russia

Question 6

Clover:

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Answer 6

The mother figure of the farm. Repre- sents the fe- male working classes

Question 7

Mr Jones:

Answer 7

The corrupt and useless human of Man- or Farm. Rep- resents the Tsar of Russia.

Question 8

The Dogs:

Answer 8

Napoleon’s guards—they en- force Napoleon’s bidding. Repre- sents the KGB/ secret police.

Question 9

Mr Frederick:

Answer 9

Betrays Napoleon over the timber.
Attacks the farm.
Represents Germany in WW2

Question 10

Mollie:

Answer 10

Does not want to give up the trappings of her life. Rib- bons and sugar.
Bourgeoisie.

Question 11

Moses:

Answer 11

The pet raven that preaches about Sugar- candy Moun- tain.

Question 12

Mr Whymper:

Answer 12

The solicitor em- ployed by Napole- on. Part of the propaganda of Animal Farm.
Seemingly weak

Question 13

Mr Pilkington:

Answer 13

Wants to trade with Animal Farm but on their terms. Old fash- ioned and disorgan- ised.
Represents the West-