
Animal Farm Chapter 4 and 5 Review
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Animal Farm Chapter 4 and 5 Review
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Multiple Choice
Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Frederickson are Mr. Jones'...
Friends
Business partners
neighbors
enemies
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Multiple Choice
At first, why do Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Frederickson not help out Mr. Jones?
They want to take over his farm.
They do not believe his stories.
They do not like him.
Their farms have already been taken over.
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Multiple Choice
How did Mr. Jones' neighbors try to prevent their own animals from rebelling?
They keep to themselves.
They spread lies and rumors.
They hire security.
They tell their animals the truth.
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Multiple Choice
When did Mr. Jones and all of his men try to take back the farm?
October
April
November
May
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Multiple Choice
How did Snowball prepare for this event?
He watched old war documentaries
He studid books about revolutions
He practiced his war tactics on the other animals
He studied Julius Caesar's campaigns
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Multiple Choice
Which animal dashed straight for Mr. Jones?
Boxer
Benjamin
Snowball
Muriel
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Multiple Choice
Boxer thinks that he unintentionally...
Hurt a duckling during the battle
killed a stable hand
scared Mollie into her stable
killed another animal
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Multiple Choice
What does Mollie represent?
Joseph Stalin
Religion
Materialistic people
The working class
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Multiple Choice
"The earth was like iron, and nothing could be done in the fields," is an example of _____.
simile
personification
metaphor
foreshadowing
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Multiple Choice
Of all the things Old Major said, What is being violated so far?
No animal can live in a house
No animals can touch money
No animal can wear clothes
all animals are equal
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Multiple Choice
What big dispute occurs between Snowball and Napoleon?
Where the windmill should be placed
to build a windmill or not
how the windmill should be constructed
when the windmill should be built
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Multiple Choice
Who is the only animal who does not form an alliance with either Snowball or Napoleon?
Boxer
Squealer
Clover
Benjamin
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Multiple Choice
What happens to Snowball after he convinces the animals to build the windmill?
They help him build the windmill
He runs away to another farm
He is driven off the farm by dogs
They convince him he is wrong
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Multiple Choice
Where did the nine dogs come from?
They are Jessie and Bluebell's puppies that Napoleon raised and trained
Napoleon bought them at a pet store and raised them
They were stray dogs that Napoleon took in and trained
Napoleon stole them from Mr. Jones and took them in as his own
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Multiple Choice
What is the new maxim that Boxer adopts?
Napoleon is always right
Napoleon is always fair
Napoleon is the king
Napoleon is our ruler
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Multiple Choice
What did Napoleon announce on the third Sunday after Snowball's expulsion?
Mr. Jones was returning
The windmill was to be built
Animals on other farms also rebelled
The barn was to be destroyed
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Multiple Choice
According to Napoleon, who was the true mastermind behind the windmill?
Napoleon
Snowball
Squealer
Boxer
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Multiple Choice
"The earth was like iron, and nothing could be done in the fields," is an example of _____.
simile
personification
metaphor
foreshadowing
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Multiple Choice
What does Mollie represent?
Joseph Stalin
Religion
Materialistic people
The working class
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