1.
The Berkshire boar who leads by force and represents Stalin.
2.
The eloquent pig who is exiled and used as a scapegoat.
3.
The master of propaganda who "turns black into white."
4.
The loyal horse who says, "I will work harder."
5.
The cynical donkey who believes life will always be hard.
6.
The motherly mare who notices the commandments changing.
7.
The vain mare who leaves for sugar and ribbons.
8.
The original drunk owner of Manor Farm.
9.
The great project that is destroyed twice.
10.
The site of the animals' first great military victory.
11.
The easy-going neighbor from Foxwood.
12.
The cruel neighbor from Pinchfield who attacks the farm.
13.
Napoleon’s private "police force" raised in secret.
14.
The animals who drown out dissent with "Four legs good!"
15.
The event that ousted the humans.
16.
The philosophy created from Old Major’s teachings.
17.
The seven rules written on the barn wall.
18.
The horse-slaughterer where Boxer is sent.
19.
The white goat who reads the wall to others.
20.
The name of the farm at the start and the very end.
21.
The first word of the animals' revolutionary anthem.
22.
What Napoleon becomes by the end of the book.
23.
The process by which the pigs become like humans.
24.
Along with milk, these were the first things the pigs stole.
25.
The tools the pigs are carrying in their trotters in Chapter 10.
