The author :
- George
Orwell (Wikipedia)
1 Biography
1.1 Education
1.2 Burma and afterwards
1.3 Spanish Civil War
1.4 World War II and after
2 Orwell's work
3 Literary influences
4 Quotations from George Orwell
5 Miscellaneous trivia
6 Books
7 Essays
8 See also
9 Books about George Orwell
10 External links
- Talking to
- Your chance to talk to the great names of the past (talkingto.co.uk)
:
Jane AUSTEN - Charles DICKENS - William SHAKESPEARE - George
ORWELL - Virginia WOOLF - Thomas HARDY
- Abraham LINCOLN
- George
Orwell - Gapfill exercise - interactive
(annie.gwynn)
- George
Orwell - with a text
+ Extras :
See Vocabulary
Comprehension quiz
Transcript
(BBC)
'1984' :
-
'1984'
- a study guide (enotes.com)
-
GEORGE
ORWELL S 1984 - a teacher's guide
"It provides challenging reading, stimulating themes of dehumanization,
isolation, repression, loneliness, social class disparity, and abuse
of power,
and a basis upon which students can form their own opinions about
today s society."
(penguinputnam.com)
- Nineteen
Eighty-Four by George Orwell (Wikipedia)
'Animal Farm' : 
- Animal
Farm - Fictional vs Real -
"A matching activity to make sure you can see what created event
- in Animal Farm - corresponds to a real event in history." (interactive)
(wwwedu.ge.ch)
- Animal
Farm -
"A short-answer activity with questions about the historical
characters who are represented in the novel Animal Farm." (interactive)
(wwwedu.ge.ch)
- Animal Farm - A worksheet about the
characters
(english-teaching.co.uk)
- Animal
Farm (Vocabulary) - crossword
-
"In this exercise you will be able to practise the use of vocabulary
that you need to explain elements in the book Animal Farm." (interactive)
(wwwedu.ge.ch)
- Animals
by Pink Floyd (Wikipedia)
"The album appears to be heavily inspired by George Orwell's
'Animal Farm' as, through the central three songs,
Roger Waters uses three animals as metaphors for human behavior: dogs,
pigs, or sheep..."
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