Animal Farm Review- CH. 6-10

Chapter 6: Why is the windmill difficult to build?

• The animals are not intelligent enough to build it.

• The stone has be broken up and brought up from the quarry.

• Mollie isn't there to help transport the stone.

• Not everyone helps.

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Chapter 6: Who does Napoleon announce that he will trade with?

• Nearby farmers

• The animals on Foxwood Farm

• Mr. JonesThe animals on Pinchfield Farm

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Chapter 6: Why do the humans hate Animal Farm even more so now?

• Animal Farm was buying out the other farms.

• Animal Farm was prospering.

• Animal Farm was winning all of the awards presented at the fair.

• Mr. Jones was becoming an even bigger nuisance because of his drunken behavior.

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Chapter 6: What do the pigs move into?

• Storage Shed

• Small barn

• Loft of the big barn

• Farmhouse

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Chapter 6: How does Squealer convince the other animals that it is okay that the pigs sleep in beds?

• Because they use sheets.

• Because they all sleep in one bed like in the barn.

• Because they don't use sheets.

• Because they are pigs.

Chapter 6: What destroys the windmill in chapter six?

• A storm

• Snowball

• Mr. Jones

• Napoleon

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Chapter 6: Who is blamed for the destruction of the windmill?

• A storm

• Snowball

• Mr. Jones

• Napoleon

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Chapter 6: Who acts as a go-between for Animal Farm and everyone else?

• Mr. Frederick

• Mr. Jones

• Mr. Whymper

• Mr. Pilkington

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Chapter 6: What is an example of FEAR BASED PROPAGANDA in Squealer's speech?

• "Surely none of you wishes to see Jones back?"

• "But not more comfortable than we need, I can tell you, comrades, with all the brainwork we have to do nowadays."

• "You did not suppose, surely, that there was ever a ruling against beds?"

• "A bed merely means a place to sleep in. A pile of straw in a stall is a bed, properly regarded."

Chapter 7: Who do the animals hide their food shortage from?

• Napoleon

• Squealer

• Boxer

• Mr. Whymper

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