Animal Farm Test Review

ALLEGORY - Squealer represents

• Vladmir Lenin

• The Secret Police

• Propaganda

• Karl Marx

ALLEGORY - Napoleon used his dogs the same way Stalin used...

• Propaganda

• His pact with Germany

• The Secret Police

• The ignorant Russian peasants

Which of the following descriptions is NOT true of the setting?

•  It takes place in England.
• It takes place in Russia.
• It takes place over the span of several years.
• The time period is not specified.

Why did the animal rebellion happen?

• The animals were starving and broke

  into the food supply.

• The farmer slaughtered a pig, and the

  animals got angry.

• Napoleon led the charge after Jones

  kicked him out of the house.

• Someone stole the milk, and the

  animals thought it was Jones.

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What happens to Mollie in chapter 5?

• She dies in the Battle of the

  Cowshed.

• She disappeared and was seen with a

  human in town.

• She was taken away and made into

  glue.

• Napoleon had her killed by the dogs

  for her disloyalty to the rebellion.

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What maxim/saying do the sheep enjoy

saying?

• Napoleon is always right!

• Beasts of England I love you!

• Four legs good, two legs bad!

• Loyalty and obedience are

  important!

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What does Snowball want to build?

• a swimming pool

• a windmill

• a new barn

• a house large enough for all the

  animals

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one leader of the revolution; young, smart, good speaker, idealistic; really wants to make life better for all; chased away into exile by the dogs

• Squealer

• Napoleon

• Snowball

• Mollie

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one of the leaders of the revolution; not a good speaker, but cruel, power-hungry, manipulative, corrupt; trained the puppies to serve as his army

• Napoleon

• Squealer

• Snowball

• Mollie

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How did Napoleon show his disgust over

Snowball’s work plans?

• He urinated on them.

• He ate them.

• He gave them to the pigeons to carry

  away and destroy.

• He burned them in a fire.

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