Animal Farm - Chapter 7

Front

What motivates Boxer to look at Napoleon when the dogs attack him?

Back

Boxer only knows how to obey Napoleon.

Front

How did the hens protest against the selling of their eggs?

Back

They destroyed the eggs before Napoleon could sell them.

Front

What was the outcome for the pigs and other animals who confessed their crimes?

Back

They were executed.

Front

What does the new song replacing 'Beasts of England' suggest?

Back

It suggests that the animals should be prepared to die defending Animal Farm.

Front

What was the animals' reaction to the executions?

Back

The animals were horrified and frightened.

Front

What does the character of Boxer represent in 'Animal Farm'?

Back

Boxer represents the working class and their blind loyalty to authority.

Front

What is the significance of the song 'Beasts of England' in the story?

Back

It symbolizes hope and unity among the animals before it is replaced by a song promoting fear.

Front

How does Napoleon maintain control over the other animals?

Back

Napoleon uses fear, propaganda, and violence to maintain control.

Front

What role do the dogs play in Napoleon's regime?

Back

The dogs serve as enforcers of Napoleon's will, intimidating and attacking dissenters.

Front

What does the destruction of the hens' eggs symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the sacrifice of individual rights for the supposed greater good.