Animal Farm

2. The pigs claim they do not perform manual ____ but instead do "brainwork."
4. The animal whose milk mysteriously disappeared in Chapter 2.
5. The pig who is blamed for every misfortune on the farm, including the windmill's fall.
8. The human solicitor who acts as an intermediary between the farm and the outside world.
11. The prize Middle White boar whose dream started the Rebellion.
13. The item set up at the foot of the flagstaff to be fired twice a year.
14. Napoleon's "secret police" that he raised in private.
16. The pig who acts as Napoleon’s "propaganda minister."
18. The animals responsible for drowning out dissent with their bleating.
21. The sudden event in Chapter 2 that ousted the humans.
22. The massive project the animals spend all their labor building in Chapter 6.

1. – The fierce-looking Berkshire boar who becomes the "Leader."
3. The motherly cart-horse who suspects the Commandments are being changed.
4. The site of the great battle where the animals defended the farm from humans.
6. A story with a hidden political or moral meaning (the genre of the book).
7. Along with the milk, these were reserved strictly for the pigs’ health.
9. The green banner featuring a hoof and a horn.
10. The original human owner of Manor Farm.
12. The raven who tells tales of a mysterious place called Sugarcandy Mountain.
15. The Fourth Commandment is changed to: "No animal shall sleep in ____ with sheets."
17. – The cynical donkey who believes that "life would go on as it had always gone on."
19. The strongest animal on the farm whose motto is "I will work harder."
20. The vain mare who leaves the farm for sugar cubes and ribbons.