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George OrwellGeorge Orwell

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VocabularyVocabulary

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Types of Types of PropagandaPropaganda

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Character Character SymbolismSymbolism

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Event Event SymbolismSymbolism

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Other SymbolsOther Symbols

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George George OrwellOrwell

Types of Types of PropagandaPropaganda

VocabularyVocabulary Character Character SymbolismSymbolism

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This is George Orwell’s nationality.

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What is British?What is British?

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

written in 1948.written in 1948.

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What is What is 19841984??

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While living in Burma, While living in Burma, Orwell began to Orwell began to

despise this type of despise this type of rule.rule.

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What is colonial or What is colonial or imperial?imperial?

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George Orwell defined George Orwell defined this word – derived from this word – derived from the root for “freedom” - the root for “freedom” - as “telling people what as “telling people what

they do not want to they do not want to hear.”hear.”

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What is What is liberty?liberty?

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This act that George This act that George Owell witnessed on a Owell witnessed on a farm was part of his farm was part of his

inspiration for writing inspiration for writing animal farm.animal farm.

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What is What is watching a watching a

farmer beat a farmer beat a horse?horse?

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laboriouslaborious

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Difficult, hard, Difficult, hard, requiring a lot of requiring a lot of

workwork

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indefatigableindefatigable

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tirelesstireless

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enmityenmity

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hatredhatred

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vivaciousvivacious

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Lively, full of lifeLively, full of life

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filialfilial

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Pertaining to Pertaining to family, in family, in particular particular

son/daughterson/daughter

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Propaganda that presents Propaganda that presents a dreaded circumstance a dreaded circumstance and then follow it up with and then follow it up with the behavior or necessary the behavior or necessary

action to avoid it.action to avoid it.

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What is fear?What is fear?

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This type of This type of propaganda puts forth propaganda puts forth the idea that everyone the idea that everyone

is doing this, so you is doing this, so you should do it.should do it.

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What is What is bandwagon?bandwagon?

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

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What is transfer?What is transfer?

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This type of propaganda This type of propaganda features erroneous or features erroneous or

flawed logic.flawed logic.

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What are What are logical logical

fallacies?fallacies?

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This type of This type of propaganda features propaganda features a celebrity endorsing a celebrity endorsing

a product.a product.

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What is What is testimonial?testimonial?

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NapoleonNapoleon

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StalinStalin

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SnowballSnowball

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TrotskyTrotsky

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Old MajorOld Major

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Marx/LeninMarx/Lenin

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Mister JonesMister Jones

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Tsar Nicholas IITsar Nicholas II

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Farmer Farmer FrederickFrederick

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HitlerHitler

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Napoleon’s dogs Napoleon’s dogs chasing Snowball chasing Snowball

off the Animal Farm off the Animal Farm and onto another and onto another

farmfarm

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Stalin’s Stalin’s chasing chasing

Trotsky into Trotsky into exile in Mexicoexile in Mexico

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The hens’ The hens’ destruction of destruction of

their eggstheir eggs

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

StalinStalin

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The Battle of The Battle of CowshedCowshed

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The October The October RevolutionRevolution

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Napoleon’s Napoleon’s putting Old putting Old

Major’s skull on Major’s skull on displaydisplay

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Stalin’s putting Stalin’s putting Lenin’s dead body Lenin’s dead body

on displayon display

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The Battle of the The Battle of the WindmillWindmill

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The Battle of The Battle of StalingradStalingrad

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Moses the RavenMoses the Raven

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Organized Organized ReligionReligion

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The WindmillThe Windmill

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Stalin’s five-year plan Stalin’s five-year plan for industrializationfor industrialization

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

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What is China?What is China?

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The Farmhouse, The Farmhouse, first a museum and first a museum and then the home of then the home of

Napoleon, Napoleon, represents thisrepresents this

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What is the What is the Kremlin?Kremlin?

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Pilkington first Pilkington first represents this leader, represents this leader, and then this leader and then this leader

(two answers)(two answers)

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Chamberlain Chamberlain and Churchilland Churchill

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Actual Jeopardy Question:Actual Jeopardy Question:

This is George Orwell’s real This is George Orwell’s real name. (George Orwell is name. (George Orwell is

just a pen name.)just a pen name.)

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What is Eric What is Eric Arthur Blair?Arthur Blair?