ANIMAL FARM CHAPTER 3

Front

Who believes the education of the young is more important than that of the grown?

Back

Napoleon the pig

Front

What is significant about the hay harvest in Chapter 3?

Back

It is an even bigger success than they had hoped.

Front

How long does the hay harvest take compared to usual?

Back

2 days’ less time than it usually had.

Front

Which two animals were never in agreement?

Back

Snowball & Napoleon.

Front

How many puppies did Jessie and Bluebell have?

Back

Nine.

Front

What role does Napoleon play in the farm's leadership?

Back

He is one of the pigs who takes charge and prioritizes education for the young.

Front

What does the success of the hay harvest symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the potential of the animals to succeed without human oversight.

Front

How does the relationship between Snowball and Napoleon evolve in Chapter 3?

Back

They become increasingly antagonistic towards each other.

Front

What is the significance of the animals working together during the harvest?

Back

It demonstrates their unity and collective effort towards a common goal.

Front

What does Clover the cart horse represent in the story?

Back

She represents the working class and their struggles.