Across
- 3. The ideology based on equality that becomes corrupted.
- 4. The donkey who remains cynical throughout the story.
- 6. The cruel and neglectful farmer that the animals oust from the farm.
- 7. Structure that symbolizes the animals’ hopes and manipulation by the pigs.
- 10. Pig who spreads propaganda to justify Napoleon’s actions.
- 11. Boar whose dream of rebellion inspires the revolution.
- 12. Pig who is run off the farm by Napoleon’s dogs.
- 16. Original rules of Animalism that are gradually altered.
- 17. Napoleon’s private enforcers who use fear to control the animals.
- 18. The hardworking, loyal cart-horse whose motto is “I will work harder.”
Down
- 1. Gentle mare who often worries about the animals’ welfare.
- 2. The historical event that Animal Farm is based on.
- 5. Vain horse who loves sugar and ribbons, eventually leaving the farm.
- 8. The pig who takes control after the rebellion.
- 9. The strategic spread of information (true or otherwise) to influence an audience
- 13. Where the pigs move after gaining power, separating themselves from the others.
- 14. A text that has hidden symbolic meaning.
- 15. The raven who tells the animals about Sugarcandy Mountain.