Animal Farm Chapters 6-10 Quiz Review

Which of the following statements best describes why Squealer represents propaganda?

• He uses Snowball's weaknesses to make Napoleon look better.

• He uses Napoleon's weaknesses to make himself look better.

• He uses false and exaggerated information to try and convince the animals to think a certain way.

• He conveys true information to the animals that would otherwise be hidden from them.

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What characteristics make a society susceptible to the rise of a dictator?

• The majority of the people are smart and powerful.

• The majority of the people are unhappy and desperate.

• The majority of the people are educated and confident.

• The majority of the people are scared and angry.

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Why do the humans destroy the windmill?

• It symbolized Napoleon's intelligence.

• It symbolized the animal's independence.

• It was orignally their idea and the animals stole it.

• It symbolized Boxer's strength.

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Why does Pilkington send a note to Napoleon that says "serves you right" during the Battle of the Windmill?

• Napoleon had his dogs destroy Foxwood during the night.

• Napoleon backed out of the deal with Pilkington at the last minute.

• Napoleon refused to help Pilkington when he needed it.

• Napoleon and Pilkington have always been on bad terms.

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How does Boxer's hard work end up harming him in the long run?

• He is so involved with work that he doesn't spend time with his friends on the farm.

• He is unable to protect the farm during the second battle against the humans.

• He is too weak to kick himself out of the slaughterhouse van.

• Due to all his hard work, he becomes Napoleon's favorite animal, which causes the other animals to dislike him.

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How are Napoleon and Stalin similar?

• They both motivated people with their words and enthusiastic speeches.

• They both used manipulative and violent methods to keep control of others.

• They both killed between 20 and 40 million of their followers.

• They both created seven commandments for their followers to live by.

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Toward the end of the novel, the pigs allow Moses to tell his stories about Sugarcandy Mountain because

• the pigs now believe in Sugarcandy Mountain and hope to get there.

• the situation on the farm is bad, and the stories distract them from their hard work and lack of food.

• they know the animals will never believe the stories at this point.

• none of the above.

Which of the following is an example of the pig's transformation into humans?

• They begin to walk on two legs.

• They begin to walk on two legs.

• They gamble and drink excessively.

• All of the above.

The sheeps song is changed from "Four legs good, two legs bad" to

• a. "all legs good"

• b. "Four legs bad, two legs good."

• c. "Four legs good, two legs better"

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Why was one of Napoleon's main concerns educating the young?

• He felt that the young animals should have an opportunity for a good life.

• He wanted a new generation to be raised knowing only his thoughts and opinions.

• He felt that is was the only way to ensure Animalism was not forgotten.

• He thought it would be best if the animals on the farm were educated.

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