ANIMAL FARM TEST

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What is the significance of the ending of Animal Farm?

Back

The book ends with a violent quarrel between Pilkington and Napoleon, highlighting the betrayal of the original ideals of the rebellion.

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What happens to Boxer after he is injured?

Back

Boxer is taken to be killed by the knacker, illustrating the betrayal of the working class.

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Why was the song 'Beasts of England' banished?

Back

It was banished because it was a hopeful song that made promises that were not kept, and it was best to be forgotten.

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Who does Mr. Frederick represent in Animal Farm?

Back

Mr. Frederick represents Hitler and Germany, symbolizing the betrayal of alliances.

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How does Napoleon's status rise throughout the story?

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Napoleon's status rises through propaganda, awards, and being referred to as 'Father of all Animals' or 'Comrade Napoleon'.

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What does the character of Boxer symbolize?

Back

Boxer symbolizes the working class and their exploitation.

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What is the role of the pigs in Animal Farm?

Back

The pigs represent the ruling class and their corruption of the original ideals of Animalism.

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What does the commandment 'All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others' signify?

Back

This commandment signifies the hypocrisy and corruption of the leadership in Animal Farm.

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What is the purpose of the song 'Animalism Achieved'?

Back

The song 'Animalism Achieved' serves to promote the new regime and distract from the failures of the revolution.

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How does propaganda play a role in Animal Farm?

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Propaganda is used by the pigs to manipulate the other animals and maintain control.