Mentor Animal Farm Ch. 3 + 4

How did the animals first harvest compare to the harvests when Jones was in charge?

• It was about the same as it had always been.

• It was much harder without the help of humans.

• It was completed faster and was larger than any harvest before.

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Who was the hardest worker among the animals?

• Napoleon

• Boxer

• Benjamin

• Snowball

Which two animals always seemed to find some way of disappearing when there was work to do?

• Mollie and the cat

• Boxer and Clover

• Jessie and Bluebell

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How did Benjamin the donkey change after the Rebellion?

• He became completely devoted to Napoleon.

• He didn't change at all.

• He stopped eating and acted depressed.

In the animals' meetings, which two animals were most active in the debates and always seemed to disagree with one another?

• Boxer and Benjamin

• Moses the raven and Mollie

• Napoleon and Snowball

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Who busied himself organizing the other animals into Committees?

• Snowball

• Napoleon

• Squealer

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How much of the alphabet was Boxer able to learn?

• four letters

• none of it

• all but x, y, and z

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What maxim summarized all Seven Commandments for the less intelligent animals?

• "Down with mankind!"

• "Four legs good, two legs bad!"

• "Long live the Rebellion!"

What happened to Jessie's and Bluebell's puppies after they were weaned?

• They all died of starvation because the animals couldn't buy dog food.

• They became the hardest workers on the farm next to Boxer.

• Napoleon hid them in a loft to train them and the other animals forgot they even existed.

Why did the pigs claim they needed all the milk and apples?

• It was scientifically proven that milk and apples were necessary for a pig's well being.

• They did more physical labor than any of the other animals, so they needed more food.

• They wanted to trade the milk and apples for supplies the farm needed.