Question

Why does George Orwell present Animal Farm as a fable?

A.
to make a moral point at the end of the story

B.
to show what a perfect society would be like

C.
to poke fun at human governments

D.
to show that people are easily persuaded by propaganda

I think A.

@BlakeCothran

Answer 1

Im trying to figure this ou t i know that The events that Orwell tries to describe in the story are quite complex and require a lot of information to understand, so making the story a fable simplifies the events.

Answer 2

B maybe

Answer 3

Thanks wait didn't you read this book?

Answer 4

yeah a few months ago

Answer 5

oh i never read it do you know the diary of annie Frank?

Answer 6

I didnt read it. I was supposed to.

Answer 7

crap i have to read it i read it once and through the book my teacher had to scream to wake me up

Answer 8

same xD

Answer 9

it is SOOOO boring

Answer 10

yeah

Answer 11

i get that it is suppose to be a sad story but usally sad storys catch my eye this one doesn't it wakes me want to shut my eyes

Answer 12

-_- wow how sad

Answer 13

-_- yup ikr it so sad it puts me to sleep

Answer 14

no how sad how you fall asleep.

Answer 15

because the book isn't interesting to me