Animal Farm Chapter 6

True or False: The animals were working a sixty-hour week and would now work on Sunday afternoons as decreed by Napoleon.

• True

• False

Despite "working like slaves", why were the animals still very happy?

• a. They were given an additional food ration.

• b. They were working for themselves.

• c. They had better sleep arrangements.

• d. They were getting paid with money now.

What is the irony about working on Sundays?

• a. It was voluntary but whoever did not get half of their food ration.

• b. It was forced labor with an additional food ration.

• c. It was voluntary with an additional food ration.

• d. It was forced labor but whoever did not get no food at all.

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Boxer was now working ______________ earlier in the mornings than the rest of the animals.

• a. half an hour

• b. three-quarters of an hour

• c. two hours

• d. three hours

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What problems do the animals run into in building the windmill?

• a. They cannot use the tools.

• b. The rocks are too big.

• c. The work is a very slow process.

• d. All of the above

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Why did it become necessary to trade with humans?

• a. To build a better friendship.

• b. To be able to attack them after.

• c. They needed certain supplies.

• d. They wanted to know of the world.

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Why was Squealer sent around to the animals this time?

• a. They had been given no food for a week.

• b. The prior resolution of no trade nor use of money was changed.

• c. Animals poor living arrangements were intolerable.

• d. Snowball had returned and attacked the animals.

What silenced the four young pigs from protesting Napoleon’s decisions?

• a. Napoleon’s whip

• b. Mr. Jones shotgun

• c. Moses flying by

• d. dogs growling at them

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Who is Mr. Whymper?

• a. the human who trades with Animal Farm

• b. the human who bought Boxer

• c. the human who slaughtered the animals

• d. Mr. Jones’ enemy

True or False: Mr. Whymper came to the farm once a month as had been arranged.

• True

• False

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