Animal Farm Chapter VII

What happens to the animals who confess to conspiring with Snowball?

• They are exiled.

• They are whipped.

• They have their rations halved.

• They are slaughtered.

Why is the song 'Beasts of England' abolished by Napoleon? Select TWO answers.

• It was an annoying tune.

• The song is about longing for a better society which has now been established.

• The song is about revolution which now threatens Napoleon established power.

• They want to change it to 'Animals of England'.

What inspires the animals despite their difficult conditions.

• Boxer's strength and work ethic.

• Squealer's excellent speeches.

• Napoleon's leadership.

• The threat of the dogs.

Why must the hens surrender their eggs?

• The hens were producing too many chicks.

• The pigs wanted to eat eggs for breakfast.

• The hens had started a rebellion.

• They were needed to pay for enough grain and meal to keep the farm going through the winter.

How does Napoleon respond to the hen's rebellion?

• The hens' rations were stopped.

• The dogs ate them.

• They were banished.

• They had to work extra shifts at the windmill.

How do the animals shift the blame for issues that arise on the farm?

• The pigs take responsibility for their mismanagement of the rations.

• The rats are causing the mischief.

• Snowball becomes the scapegoat for everything that goes wrong.

• They blame the weather.

What reimagining of events described by Squealer causes Boxer to question his honesty?

• Snowball gnawed the bark off the fruit trees.

• Snowball was in league with Mr. Jones from the very start.

• Snowball milked the cows in their sleep.

• Snowball destroyed the windmill.

Which of the animals feels sadness and disappointment at the state of Animal Farm but is unable to express these feelings?

• Muriel.

• Benjamin.

• Clover.

• Mollie.