Eyes on the Farm

This worksheet focuses on narrative perspective and authorial tone in Animal Farm. Students answer interpretive questions about Orwell’s use of a detached, third-person narrator and how this stylistic choice affects the reader’s understanding of events. Through written responses, learners explore narrative voice, tone, and bias in storytelling. The questions encourage analytical thinking about how objectivity enhances satire and irony. Students strengthen their ability to explain authorial choices and how narrative perspective contributes to meaning and reader perception.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Analyzing Point of View and Perspective

English Language Arts – Understanding Tone and Author’s Purpose

English Language Arts – Written Literary Interpretation

English Language Arts – Critical Thinking through Textual Analysis

This worksheet is part of our Animal Farm collection.