Animal Farm: Unit Test

Who is the narrator of Animal Farm?

• Napoleon

• an anonymous character

• Boxer

• an omniscient narrator

Old Major, the aging boar on Manor Farm, urges the animals to rise up against...

• Pilkington.

• Man.

• Napoleon.

• Frederick.

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What is the system of thought that develops from Old Major's teachings?

• Animalism

• Totalitarianism

• Humanism

• Snowballism

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Which set of rules is written on the barn wall after the Rebellion?

• Ten Commandments

• Declaration of Independence

• Rules to live by

• Seven Commandments

Napoleon comes to power on the farm by...

• being elected.

• bribing the animals into choosing him.

• having Snowball chased off the farm.

• buying the farm from Jones.

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"I will work harder" becomes the favorite slogan of which character?

• Squealer

• Boxer

• Clover

• Benjamin

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Which of the following characters rebel against Napoleon?

• Snowball and the sheep

• Boxer and Moses

• the hens

• Squealer and the pigs

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What is one method Napoleon uses to maintain his absolute control over Animal Farm?

• He conducts public executions of animals who oppose him

• He presents ideas about programs that appeal to the animals

• He liberally bestows gifts and money on animals how may cause him trouble

• He hires humans as bodyguards

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The face that readers are aware of the ultimate fate of Animal Farm while the animals themselves are not aware is an example of which literary technique?

• point of view

• characterization

• irony

• narrator

Which of the following is NOT an example of irony?

• When the animals are starving, Napoleon decides the hens must surrender their eggs for sale.

• Squealer is the go-between for Napoleon and the other anmials.

• At the end of the story, the animals are not able to tell the difference between the pigs' and humans' faces.

• The expression "Four legs good, two legs bad" becomes "four legs good, two legs better."

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