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Quotes From 'Animal Farm'
1. Write the quote and the page it comes from. Put it in quotation marks and cite author with page.
“Twelve voices were shouting in anger, and they were all alike.” (Animal Farm)
2. Explain - Paraphrase the quote. That means put it in different words that mean the same thing. Don't use quotation marks because quotation marks mean you are writing the exact words that were used. Address any literary devices used in the quote.
Twelve people/pigs shouted and they all sounded the same.

3. Context - Who said those words and to whom they were talking. If from the narrator, how does it fit in the plot? What importance does it have have to the story?
Well the narrator said the word is important to the plot because it shows that the pigs are no longer

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