Animal Farm

2. The building Mr. Jones lived in and the pigs later moved into.
6. To overthrow the authority; when the animals chased Mr. Jones out of the farm to get rid of him.
9. The pig who was sly with words and spread propaganda for Napoleon.
10. The Seven Commandments were painted here post-rebellion.
11. Accessories Mollie the horse loved, and Snowball called badges of slavery(Referring to humanity).
12. The pig who eventually became the dictator of Animal Farm.
13. First battle with the humans after the rebellion. Led by Snowball.
15. Structure that took the animals a long time to build. It was once destroyed by the storm.
17. Name of the farm post rebellion; name was changed by the pigs.
18. The source of corruption in the story; similar to authority.

1. A list of rules written on the barn’s walls after expelling Mr. Jones. Gradually changed and at the end, replaced by the pigs.
3. Animal Farm is an allegory of this political event.
4. Original antagonists the animals had sworn to overthrow and never resemble.
5. A donkey who knew nothing would change under the pigs’ rule; also a loyal friend of Boxer and Clover.
7. Most of the animals had this characteristic, meaning they are easily persuaded.
8. The original song of rebellion.
14. The old boar who gave animals the idea for a revolution; died in chapter 2.
16. Species that quickly established dominance among the animals.