Animal Farm - Chapter 7-10

Chapter 9 - Who runs to warn the animals about what is happening to Boxer and then runs after Boxer when he is being taken away?

• Moses

• Napoleon

• Clover

• Benjamin

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Chapter 9 - What do the pigs start wearing?

• Shoes

• Hats

• Scarves

• Ribbons

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Chapter 9 - The real reason Napoleon orders the animals to stop singing “Beasts of England” is. . .

• Minimus’s new song better captures the idealism of the rebellion.

• He fears it will inspire a rebellion against his own rule.

• Snowball wrote the song, and Napoleon wants to rid the farm of any memories of him.

• He believes the rebellion is over; the animals are in full control of the farm.

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Chapter 9 - When food ran low, which two groups of animals did not have their rations reduced?

• The horses and the cows

• The chickens and the ducks

• The pigs and the dogs

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Chapter 9 - Why did Napoleon set aside the field beyond the orchard for growing barley?

• Because he wanted to trade barley with either Mr. Frederick or Mr. Pilkington.

• Because the horses needed more food in order to keep working on the windmill.

• Because the pigs wanted to brew beer for themselves.

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Chapter 9 - Who kept warning Boxer not to push himself too hard?

• Napoleon and Squealer

• Clover and Benjamin

• Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pilkington

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Chapter 9 - Why didn’t Boxer make it to retirement?

• His lung burst while he was working on the third windmill.

• Napoleon kept pushing the retirement age back before Boxer reached it.

• He hadn’t worked hard enough on the farm, so he hadn’t earned retirement.

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Chapter 9 - The pigs think Moses is lying, _______

• but want to see the Sugarcandy Mountain he preaches about.

• but allow him stay since he gives hope to the animals.

• and arrest him, torture him, and kick him off the farm.

• and fear the animals will follow him in a rebellion.

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Chapter 9 - Which rhetorical appeal is being BEST supported?
"Life was hard...the winter was cold as the last one had been and food was even shorter...It had been found necessary to make a readjustment of rations (Squealer always spoke of it as a 'readjustment' never as a 'reduction'" (Orwell 112).

• Ethos

• Logos

• Pathos

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Chapter 9 - What is planned to be built especially for the young pigs?

• water fountains

• a schoolhouse

• a separate play area

• new houses to live in

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