Across
- 3. — Pilkington’s farm
- 5. — The revolutionary song that later gets banned
- 6. — The threat used to silence disagreement
- 9. — Human neighbor who owns Pinchfield
- 16. — Key ideal of the revolution (later twisted)
- 17. — Public killings meant to create fear and obedience
- 18. — Early resource the pigs quietly take first
- 19. — Presenting only facts that support one side
- 20. — Human neighbor who owns Foxwood
- 23. — Old Major’s remains displayed like a symbol of authority
- 24. — The boar whose speech sparks the rebellion
- 26. — Frederick’s farm
- 27. — Becomes a slogan praising humans near the end
- 30. — The animals’ political belief system meant to replace human rule
- 31. — Raised in secret to become Napoleon’s enforcers
- 32. — The flag the animals create to represent their new society
- 33. — A person blamed for problems to distract from real causes
- 34. — The rules written to guide Animal Farm
Down
- 1. — Site of the battle where humans try to retake the farm
- 2. — The drunk farmer the animals overthrow
- 3. — Part of the early chant used to simplify thinking
- 4. — The hardworking horse known for loyalty and strength
- 5. — The donkey who is skeptical and rarely fooled
- 7. — Vague positive words like “freedom” without proof
- 8. — Forced admissions used to justify punishments
- 10. — Food reserved for pigs and justified as “necessary”
- 11. — Word that reveals the pigs’ hypocrisy about equality
- 12. — Symbol of work, control, and shifting promises
- 13. — Insulting labels used to shut down debate
- 14. — Pig who is chased off and later blamed for problems
- 15. — The raven who tells stories about a paradise after death
- 20. — Biased messaging meant to manipulate beliefs
- 21. — Pig who becomes the dictator
- 22. — Used to control animals while leaders claim success
- 23. — Pig who uses persuasive language to “explain” everything
- 25. — The new name after the animals take over
- 28. — The farm’s original name before the rebellion
- 29. — “Everyone agrees, so you should too” persuasion
- 34. — The motherly horse who senses something is wrong
