Question

allusion in an excerpt from animal farm by george orwell
what is an allusion?
an allusion is when an author refers to a prominent or well - known item, writing, or event within a text.
allusion means reference.
allusions can be direct, subtly or indirectly.
an author might reference some religious story, piece of art, literature, or historical event to better paint a picture within their story
which of the following does the name
apoleon\ allude to in animal farm?
neapolitan ice cream
napoleon collins
napoleon bonaparte

Explanation:

In George Orwell's Animal Farm, the pig named Napoleon is an allusion to Napoleon Bonaparte. Bonaparte was a powerful and autocratic leader, much like the character Napoleon in the book who takes over the farm and becomes a dictator. The other options are not relevant allusions in the context of the novel.

Answer:

C. Napoleon Bonaparte