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Animal Farm Chapter 4 and 5 Review

Animal Farm Chapter 4 and 5 Review

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8th - 12th Grade

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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'...

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Friends

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Business partners

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neighbors

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enemies

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Multiple Choice

At first, why do Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Frederickson not help out Mr. Jones?

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They want to take over his farm.

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They do not believe his stories.

3

They do not like him.

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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?

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They keep to themselves.

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They spread lies and rumors.

3

They hire security.

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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?

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October

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April

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November

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May

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Multiple Choice

How did Snowball prepare for this event?

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He watched old war documentaries

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He studid books about revolutions

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He practiced his war tactics on the other animals

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He studied Julius Caesar's campaigns

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Multiple Choice

Which animal dashed straight for Mr. Jones?

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Boxer

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Benjamin

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Snowball

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Muriel

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Multiple Choice

Boxer thinks that he unintentionally...

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Hurt a duckling during the battle

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killed a stable hand

3

scared Mollie into her stable

4

killed another animal

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Multiple Choice

What does Mollie represent?

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Joseph Stalin

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Religion

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Materialistic people

4

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 _____.

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simile

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personification

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metaphor

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foreshadowing

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Multiple Choice

Of all the things Old Major said, What is being violated so far?

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No animal can live in a house

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No animals can touch money

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No animal can wear clothes

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all animals are equal

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Multiple Choice

What big dispute occurs between Snowball and Napoleon?

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Where the windmill should be placed

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to build a windmill or not

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how the windmill should be constructed

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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?

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Boxer

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Squealer

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Clover

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Benjamin

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Multiple Choice

What happens to Snowball after he convinces the animals to build the windmill?

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They help him build the windmill

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He runs away to another farm

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He is driven off the farm by dogs

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They convince him he is wrong

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Multiple Choice

Where did the nine dogs come from?

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They are Jessie and Bluebell's puppies that Napoleon raised and trained

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Napoleon bought them at a pet store and raised them

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They were stray dogs that Napoleon took in and trained

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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?

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Napoleon is always right

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Napoleon is always fair

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Napoleon is the king

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Napoleon is our ruler

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Multiple Choice

What did Napoleon announce on the third Sunday after Snowball's expulsion?

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Mr. Jones was returning

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The windmill was to be built

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Animals on other farms also rebelled

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The barn was to be destroyed

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Multiple Choice

According to Napoleon, who was the true mastermind behind the windmill?

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Napoleon

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Snowball

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Squealer

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Boxer

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Multiple Choice

"The earth was like iron, and nothing could be done in the fields," is an example of _____.

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simile

2

personification

3

metaphor

4

foreshadowing

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Multiple Choice

What does Mollie represent?

1

Joseph Stalin

2

Religion

3

Materialistic people

4

The working class

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