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Set 2: Cross-Text Connections

Explanation

Answer: A

PASSAGE

Text 1 In the traditional Fable, animals speak and act like humans to teach a moral lesson. The simplicity of the characters puts the focus entirely on the ethical message. Text 2 Orwell's 'Animal Farm' uses this form for political satire. The animals represent specific historical figures, adding a layer of complex allegory to the simple fable structure.

How does Orwell's usage described in Text 2 differ from the traditional form in Text 1?

A. It adds historical allegory to the moral framework, increasing complexity.✓ Correct
B. It removes the moral lesson.
C. It uses humans instead of animals.
D. It is written for children.

Detailed Explanation

Text 1: Simple/Moral. Text 2: Historical figures/Political satire/Complex allegory. Difference: Complexity/Allegory.

Key Evidence:

• "simplicity"

• "specific historical figures"

• "layer of complex allegory"

Why others are wrong: B (Adds to it.), C (Animals represent figures.), D (Political satire.).

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