Literature In English Past Questions and Answers

'Clothes were like tattered flags <br/>Flying off<br/>To expose dangling breasts<br/>As jaggered blinding flashes<br/>Rumble, tremble, and crack<br/>Amidst the smell of fired smoke <br/>And the pelting march of the storm'<br/>The general atmosphere portrayed in the above passage is one of

In Animal Farm, the commandments originally drawn up by Snowball and Napoleon sought to declare

'Thou art the giver of<br/>All that thy creatures love,<br/>Full belly twice a day, clean straw to roll upon;<br/>Every beast great or small<br/>Sleeps at peace in his stall<br/>Thou watchest over all...'<br/>The poem (Animal Farm) refers to

In Animal Farm, the song <br/>'Beasts of England, beast of Ireland,<br/>Beasts of every land and clime, <br/>Hearken to my joyful tidings<br/>Of the golden future time.<br/>was first sung by

Since George Orwell was in fact writing about men while pretending to be writing about animals, his novel, Animal Farm can be classified as