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Using critical quotations and evaluating the leadership of 'Animal Farm'

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I can evaluate how different types of leadership are presented in ‘Animal Farm’ and use critical quotations in my responses.

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Many different leaders have leadership qualities, although not all use them for good. Using textual and real life examples can challenge and develop arguments. Using critical quotations is an effective way to develop and elevate an argument. Critical quotations should be used sparingly. Orwell does not present "good" and "bad" leaders, rather he explores the relationship between leadership and power.

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