Animal Farm Chapter 8

How was Squealer able to convince the animals that Snowball was never decorated for bravery after the Battle of Cowshed?

• He shows them pictures

• He says Napoleon says it's true

• He says their memories are poor

• He says Frederick reminded him

Why does Pilkington not want to send help to Animal Farm?

• He wants to see the animals fail

• Napoleon sent him insulting messages

• Pilkington is teamed up with Frederick

• Pilkington still feels sorry for Jones

After Napoleon sells the timber to Frederick, what does he realize about the payment?

• The cheque was bad

• The payment was too small

• The bank notes were forgeries

• The payment was too large

What encourages the animals to rally and drive out Mr. Frederick and his men?

• The men kill Napoleon

• The men kill Boxer

• The men destroy the farmhouse

• The men destroy the windmill

After the events of the Battle of the Windmill, which two commandments do the pigs break while celebrating?

• Commandment 3: No clothes

• Commandment 4: No beds

• Commandment 5: No alcohol

• Commandment 6: No killing

How did the 6th commandment change?

• It says that murder is okay

• It originally said, "No animal shall kill another animal," but now it says, "No animal shall kill another animal without cause."

• It says no other animal shall kill but Napoleon

• It says pigs are superior

What was Pinkeye the pig's job?

• To act as Napoleon's armed guard

• To taste test Napoleon's food

• He was hired to kill Boxer

• He was hired to kill Snowball

Which sentence best describes the theme of Animal Farm?

• Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

• Pigs should be feared most amongst animals.

• One pig takes over a farm and abuses his power.

• To the victor go the spoils.

What have the pigs done to the commandments painted on the barn wall?

• Added words to change its meaning

• Added a new commandment

• Erased several of the original commandments

What was added to the commandment 'No animal shall drink alcohol'?

• or they will die

• to excess

• made from barley

• on Sundays