This board helps players review Literature · George Orwell through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Characters, Plot, Allegory (real-world), Themes, Quotes & Trivia. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
- Classroom review
- Test prep
- Team trivia
- Group play
- Family game night
A peek at what's on the board — 6 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
The boar who leads the revolution and represents Stalin.
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Napoleon
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The farmer overthrown at the start.
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Mr. Jones
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Old Major represents this thinker.
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Karl Marx (and Lenin)
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Theme — leaders corrupted by absolute power.
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Power corrupts
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Year published.
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1945
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The 1917 event Old Major's rebellion represents.
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Russian Revolution
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Board content
Characters
- $100 — The boar who leads the revolution and represents Stalin.
- Napoleon
- $200 — The idealistic pig who represents Trotsky.
- Snowball
- $300 — The persuasive pig who spreads propaganda.
- Squealer
- $400 — The hardworking, loyal horse.
- Boxer
- $500 — The old prize boar whose dream inspires the rebellion.
- Old Major
Plot
- $100 — The farmer overthrown at the start.
- Mr. Jones
- $200 — What the farm is renamed after the revolution.
- Animal Farm
- $300 — The dogs Napoleon uses as enforcers.
- His secret puppy-turned-attack force
- $400 — Boxer's two mottos.
- 'I will work harder' and 'Napoleon is always right'
- $500 — Where Napoleon sends Boxer at the end.
- The glue factory / knacker's
Allegory (real-world)
- $100 — Old Major represents this thinker.
- Karl Marx (and Lenin)
- $200 — Napoleon represents this Soviet leader.
- Joseph Stalin
- $300 — Snowball represents this Soviet figure.
- Leon Trotsky
- $400 — The dogs represent this Soviet force.
- Secret police (NKVD/KGB)
- $500 — The Seven Commandments represent this.
- Communist ideology / the Russian Revolution's promises
Themes
- $100 — Theme — leaders corrupted by absolute power.
- Power corrupts
- $200 — The way Squealer warps truth.
- Propaganda / language as control
- $300 — The gap between high ideals and reality.
- Betrayal of the revolution
- $400 — The cycle of oppression shown at the end.
- Tyranny returns under new masters
- $500 — The danger of the uneducated mass.
- Manipulation of the working class
Quotes & Trivia
- $100 — Year published.
- 1945
- $200 — Famous revised commandment: 'All animals are equal, but some are ___ than others.'
- More equal
- $300 — The 'four legs good' chant has this number of bad legs.
- Two (two legs bad)
- $400 — The pigs end up walking on this many legs.
- Two
- $500 — What the animals can no longer tell apart at the end.
- The pigs from the humans
Allegory & Russian History
- $100 — The 1917 event Old Major's rebellion represents.
- Russian Revolution
- $200 — The neighboring farms representing Western powers and Germany.
- Foxwood (UK) and Pinchfield (Germany)
- $300 — The windmill represents this Stalin-era policy.
- Industrialization / Five-Year Plans
- $400 — Moses the raven represents this institution.
- Russian Orthodox Church
- $500 — The pigs' rewriting of commandments parallels this.
- Soviet revisionism / propaganda
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