Animal Farm Chapter 5 Quiz

Winter is very cold in the animal farm, and Mollie

• has a baby horse.

• doesn’t get to work on time.

• has an argument with Squealer

• Is dead because she froze.

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Mollie represents the Russians

• who are too easily bought off by the opposition.

• too diseased to fight.

• who endanger themselves through a life of crime.

• who stay behind to help everyone.

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Snowball and Napoleon

• want to be leaders of the animals.

• argue with each other all the time.

• have different feelings about the windmill.

• all of the above

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Napoleon is

• less creative than Snowball.

• nicer to the other animals than Snowball.

• in love with one of the sheep, and that’s illegal.

• a better worker than Mollie.

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“At the Meetings Snowball often won over the majority by his brilliant speeches, but Napoleon was better at canvassing support for himself in between times.” What does this quote mean?

• Snowball would win the vote at the moment, but Napoleon would hide under s piece of canvass.

• Snowball would win the vote at the moment, but Napoleon would run home crying into his canvass pillow.

• Snowball would win a vote at the moment, but Napoleon would use his power to get votes by persuading animals to side with him the next time.

• Snowball would win the vote at the moment, but Napoleon threatened to kill Mollie if he didn’t win.

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“It had come to be accepted that the pigs, who were manifestly cleverer than the other animals, should decide all questions of farm policy, though their decisions has to be ratified by a majority vote.” What does this quote mean?

• The pigs made the decisions, but the other animals were allowed to vote against their decisions.

• The pigs made the decisions, most of the animals would go along with the decisions because they thought Mollie has been killed by Napoleon.

• Even though the pigs made the decisions, the majority of the animals had to agree with a decision in order for it to be implemented.

• Even though the pigs made the decisions, Napoleon could run to another farm to work.

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The sheep follow Napoleon because

• they are easily persuaded.

• they naturally follow a leader.

• they like disrupting meetings by bleating “four legs good, two legs bad.”

• All of the above

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Though Snowball spent so much time with his plans to build a windmill, Napoleon showed his dislike for the plans by

• eating them.

• ripping them up.

• selling them at market.

• by urinating on them.

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Snowball’s slogan for the windmill was

• “Four legs should vote for a windmill.”

• “Vote for Snowball and the three day week.”

• “Vote for Snowball and a full manger.”

• “Vote for eating the pidgeons.”

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Napoleons slogan concerning the windmill was

• “Vote for Napoleon and the full manger.”

• “Vote to find Mollie to work the windmill.”

• “Vote for Napoleon and the three day week.”

• “Vote against the windmill.”

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