Animal Farm

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Across
  1. 6. The name of the nearby town where the animals' story takes place.
  2. 10. The original phrase the sheep used to chant before they were retrained.
  3. 11. The event where Frederick’s men attacked and blew up the animals' second windmill.
  4. 15. The nine animals that Napoleon raised in secret to be his private security.
  5. 17. The Berkshire boar who takes total control of the farm and acts as its leader.
  6. 18. The name for the weekly celebrations Napoleon created to march around the farm.
  7. 20. The powerful cart-horse known for his strength and dedication to the farm's work.
  8. 22. These were taken by the pigs along with the milk for their "health".
  9. 23. The raven who tells the animals stories about a paradise called Sugarcandy Mountain.
  10. 24. The song that was eventually banned by Napoleon because the rebellion was over.
  11. 25. The place where the pigs eventually move and begin living like humans.
  12. 29. The animals Napoleon took from their mothers to "educate" them himself.
  13. 30. The revised commandment that the pigs changed after they found the whiskey.
  14. 31. The original human owner of Manor Farm who is driven away by the animals.
  15. 33. The term often used to describe Napoleon's violent removal of those he considered traitors.
  16. 35. The pig who acts as the messenger and uses "brainwork" to justify the pigs' actions.
  17. 36. The clever pig who is chased off the farm after a power struggle with Napoleon.
  18. 37. The neighboring farm owned by the shrewd Mr. Frederick.
  19. 38. The massive construction project that was destroyed twice during the story.
  20. 39. The human lawyer who serves as the go-between for the farm and the outside world.
Down
  1. 1. The fight where the animals successfully defended the farm against Mr. Jones's return.
  2. 2. The neighboring farm owned by the easy-going Mr. Pilkington.
  3. 3. The white mare who eventually leaves the farm because she misses ribbons and sugar.
  4. 4. The final chant the sheep were taught to say at the end of the book.
  5. 5. The owner of Foxwood farm who is at odds with Frederick and the pigs.
  6. 7. The imaginary place where Moses says all animals go when they die.
  7. 8. The motherly mare who is a loyal follower and friend to the other animals.
  8. 9. The cynical donkey who is the oldest animal on the farm.
  9. 12. The revised commandment that allowed pigs to sleep in the farmhouse.
  10. 13. The owner of Pinchfield farm who cheats Napoleon with fake money.
  11. 14. The object that featured a hoof and a horn to represent the Republic of the Animals.
  12. 16. revised commandment that had "without cause" added to the end of it.
  13. 19. The elderly pig who first shares his dream of an animal-run farm.
  14. 21. The name of the philosophy that the pigs created based on Old Major's teachings.
  15. 26. The terrifying event where Napoleon forced animals to confess to crimes and killed them.
  16. 27. The original list of rules that were painted on the side of the barn.
  17. 28. The historic event where the animals finally fought back and took over the farm.
  18. 32. The high point on the farm where the animals gathered to sing sadly after the executions.
  19. 34. The original name of the farm before the animals renamed it Animal Farm.
  20. 36. The final version of the commandment that replaced all the original Seven Commandments.