PilkingtonNeighboringfarmer who,at the end,works withNapoleonWhiskeyFound by thepigs in Mr.Jones'scellarNapoleonLeader of thefarm who isonly concernedabout gainingpowerMurielGoat, friendswith Boxer,can read thecommandmentsSnowballLeader of AnimalFarm before he'sran off byNapoleon-Blamed for all badthings at AnimalFarmBoxerFaithful andloyal worker"Must workharder"CloverMare,friend ofBoxer,workerManorFarmOriginal farmname andwhat it goesback to atthe endBattle oftheWindmillFrederickattacks farm,BoxerinjuredHensRebelled toprotect theiryoung...laterexecutedMr.WhymperThe go-between forAnimal Farmand outsideworldSheepFollowwhoeverthey aretoldOldMajorCreator of theidea of AnimalFarmDies beforeRebellion startsCommunisma political theory derivedfrom Karl Marx, advocatingclass war and leading to asociety in which all propertyis publicly owned and eachperson works and is paidaccording to their abilitiesand needs.Leninworked to establish aRussian governmentthat would be the“dictatorship of theproletariat,” orworking class. Propagandainformation,especially of a biasedor misleading nature,used to promote orpublicize a particularpolitical cause orpoint of view.FarmerJonesOwner ofManor FarmRan off byanimalsWindmillThought up bySnowball,originallydesigned tomake animals'lives easierMosesMr. Jones'sravenTalks aboutSugar CandyMountainMollieHorse wholoves beingtaken care ofby humansLeaves AnimalFarmCommandmentsCreated bythe pigs asrules tofollowSquealerNapoleon'smouthpiece,spreadspropagandaBenjaminCynicaldonkey whodoesn't careaboutanythingAnimalismNew form ofgovernmentcreated bythe animalsAllegorya story with a literaland a symbolicmeaning.It presents complexinformation in a waythat is easy tounderstand. DogsTrained andcontrolled byNapoleonStalinruled by terror, and millionsof his own citizens diedduring his brutal reign. he collectivized farmingand had potential enemiesexecuted or sent to forcedlabor camps.BeastsofEnglandAnthem thatOld Majorteachers theanimals,later outlawedby NapoleonCatSneaky animalwho disappearswhen there iswork to bedoneGeorgeOrwellAuthor ofAnimalFarmBattle oftheCowshedFirst attack bythe farmers.Snowballinjured butanimals winRussianRevolutionTsar Nicholas wasforced to give up histhrone after yearsof failed leadershipand attemptedrevolutions by thepeople.PilkingtonNeighboringfarmer who,at the end,works withNapoleonWhiskeyFound by thepigs in Mr.Jones'scellarNapoleonLeader of thefarm who isonly concernedabout gainingpowerMurielGoat, friendswith Boxer,can read thecommandmentsSnowballLeader of AnimalFarm before he'sran off byNapoleon-Blamed for all badthings at AnimalFarmBoxerFaithful andloyal worker"Must workharder"CloverMare,friend ofBoxer,workerManorFarmOriginal farmname andwhat it goesback to atthe endBattle oftheWindmillFrederickattacks farm,BoxerinjuredHensRebelled toprotect theiryoung...laterexecutedMr.WhymperThe go-between forAnimal Farmand outsideworldSheepFollowwhoeverthey aretoldOldMajorCreator of theidea of AnimalFarmDies beforeRebellion startsCommunisma political theory derivedfrom Karl Marx, advocatingclass war and leading to asociety in which all propertyis publicly owned and eachperson works and is paidaccording to their abilitiesand needs.Leninworked to establish aRussian governmentthat would be the“dictatorship of theproletariat,” orworking class. Propagandainformation,especially of a biasedor misleading nature,used to promote orpublicize a particularpolitical cause orpoint of view.FarmerJonesOwner ofManor FarmRan off byanimalsWindmillThought up bySnowball,originallydesigned tomake animals'lives easierMosesMr. Jones'sravenTalks aboutSugar CandyMountainMollieHorse wholoves beingtaken care ofby humansLeaves AnimalFarmCommandmentsCreated bythe pigs asrules tofollowSquealerNapoleon'smouthpiece,spreadspropagandaBenjaminCynicaldonkey whodoesn't careaboutanythingAnimalismNew form ofgovernmentcreated bythe animalsAllegorya story with a literaland a symbolicmeaning.It presents complexinformation in a waythat is easy tounderstand. DogsTrained andcontrolled byNapoleonStalinruled by terror, and millionsof his own citizens diedduring his brutal reign. he collectivized farmingand had potential enemiesexecuted or sent to forcedlabor camps.BeastsofEnglandAnthem thatOld Majorteachers theanimals,later outlawedby NapoleonCatSneaky animalwho disappearswhen there iswork to bedoneGeorgeOrwellAuthor ofAnimalFarmBattle oftheCowshedFirst attack bythe farmers.Snowballinjured butanimals winRussianRevolutionTsar Nicholas wasforced to give up histhrone after yearsof failed leadershipand attemptedrevolutions by thepeople.

Animal Farm Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Neighboring farmer who, at the end, works with Napoleon
    Pilkington
  2. Found by the pigs in Mr. Jones's cellar
    Whiskey
  3. Leader of the farm who is only concerned about gaining power
    Napoleon
  4. Goat, friends with Boxer, can read the commandments
    Muriel
  5. Leader of Animal Farm before he's ran off by Napoleon -Blamed for all bad things at Animal Farm
    Snowball
  6. Faithful and loyal worker "Must work harder"
    Boxer
  7. Mare, friend of Boxer, worker
    Clover
  8. Original farm name and what it goes back to at the end
    Manor Farm
  9. Frederick attacks farm, Boxer injured
    Battle of the Windmill
  10. Rebelled to protect their young...later executed
    Hens
  11. The go-between for Animal Farm and outside world
    Mr. Whymper
  12. Follow whoever they are told
    Sheep
  13. Creator of the idea of Animal Farm Dies before Rebellion starts
    Old Major
  14. a political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
    Communism
  15. worked to establish a Russian government that would be the “dictatorship of the proletariat,” or working class.
    Lenin
  16. information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.
    Propaganda
  17. Owner of Manor Farm Ran off by animals
    Farmer Jones
  18. Thought up by Snowball, originally designed to make animals' lives easier
    Windmill
  19. Mr. Jones's raven Talks about Sugar Candy Mountain
    Moses
  20. Horse who loves being taken care of by humans Leaves Animal Farm
    Mollie
  21. Created by the pigs as rules to follow
    Commandments
  22. Napoleon's mouthpiece, spreads propaganda
    Squealer
  23. Cynical donkey who doesn't care about anything
    Benjamin
  24. New form of government created by the animals
    Animalism
  25. a story with a literal and a symbolic meaning. It presents complex information in a way that is easy to understand.
    Allegory
  26. Trained and controlled by Napoleon
    Dogs
  27. ruled by terror, and millions of his own citizens died during his brutal reign. he collectivized farming and had potential enemies executed or sent to forced labor camps.
    Stalin
  28. Anthem that Old Major teachers the animals, later outlawed by Napoleon
    Beasts of England
  29. Sneaky animal who disappears when there is work to be done
    Cat
  30. Author of Animal Farm
    George Orwell
  31. First attack by the farmers. Snowball injured but animals win
    Battle of the Cowshed
  32. Tsar Nicholas was forced to give up his throne after years of failed leadership and attempted revolutions by the people.
    Russian Revolution