Squealer's rhetoric

English

Napoleon tells the animals to stop building the windmill.

The farmers come and destroy the windmill.

Who does Squealer say Snowball is working with?

Who tells Squealer he doesn't believe what they are being told?

To make the animals feel sympathy for Snowball.

To make the animals feel united against Snowball.

To persuade the animals that what he is saying is true.

Why does Squealer use collective pronouns?

Napoleon acting like a hero in the battle.

What false memory does Squealer give to the animals?

When the reader or audience know something the characters don't.

When the reality of something is different to the perceived truth.

When the writer hints at something that will happen in the rest of the story.

He said animals should never adopt the unhealthy vices of humans, including trade.

He said if they do trade, it should be done cleverly.

What did Old Major say about trading with humans?

When Squealer explains why Napoleon needs to sleep in a bed.

When the animals cannot remember what the original commandment said.

When the animals start to protest about trading with humans.

Squealer says it is their right because they are the leaders on the farm.

Squealer says that they have always slept in beds because a bed is merely a place to sleep.

Squealer says they can sleep in beds because the beds are comfortable.

Squealer says they need to sleep well so they can carry out their duties.

What reason does Squealer give for the animals being allowed to sleep in beds?