Animal Farm

4. – Information, especially biased or misleading, used to promote a particular cause. It is used extensively in the novel to control the animals’ perceptions.
5. A system where property is shared, and people contribute and receive based on need.
7. – A secret plan by a group to do something harmful or unlawful, like the pigs' conspiracy to gain power over the farm.
9. – A story that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, especially a political one, like Animal Farm.
11. – The act of corrupting or the state of being corrupt, which happens as the pigs gain power.

1. – The act of using someone or something unfairly for one's own gain, which happens as the pigs exploit the other animals.
2. – A ruler with total control, like Napoleon, who gradually takes over the leadership of the farm.
3. – The act of rising up against authority, which is the central event in Animal Farm when the animals overthrow Mr. Jones.
6. – The action of controlling or influencing someone in a skillful, but often unfair or deceitful manner. Squealer uses manipulation to control the animals.
8. – Cruel and oppressive rule. Napoleon's leadership is an example of tyranny.
10. – The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities. The animals’ initial goal, though it is later undermined by the pigs.