Which statements about the passage supports the idea that this passage is an allegory for the famine in the Soviet union select three options

• the foot rations have been cut and animals are starving

• The windmill has collapsed and people were talking about it

• The animals have never had contact with Mr. Whymper

• The reality of the food shortage is hidden from the public

• Napoleon resorts to propaganda to spread lies

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Edgar Knight

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30 June, 22:41

Which statements about the passage supports the idea that this passage is an allegory for the famine in the Soviet union select three options

• the foot rations have been cut and animals are starving

• The windmill has collapsed and people were talking about it

• The animals have never had contact with Mr. Whymper

• The reality of the food shortage is hidden from the public

• Napoleon resorts to propaganda to spread lies

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Answers (2)

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Diego Ho · Answer 1

The foot rations have been cut and animals are starving

Explanation:

Because the other answers don't have anything to do with people facing hunger

Kylie Herring · Answer 2

A, D, and E

Explanation:

A for obvious reasons. When food rations are cut that relates to the famine.

E because Napoleon continously uses propaganda to convince the animals hes doing what is best for them even when he's not.

D because its still dealing with the food just not as direct as A