Animal Farm Chapter 1

What kind of animal is Old Major?

• Human

• Cow

• Pig

• Horse

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Why do the animals assemble after Mr. Jones goes to bed?

• To play poker

• To hear Major speak

• To start a rebellion

• To talk about the quality of food

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Who is missing from the meeting?

• Moses

• Mollie

• Major

• Clover

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Why does Old Major think he won’t be around much longer?

• He is sick.

• He is old.

• He will be slaughtered.

• He will be sold.

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According to Major, “The produce of [their] labour is stolen by…”

• Human beings

• Looters

• Other animals

• Other animals

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The farm animals voted that the ___________ are their comrades.

• Cats

• Rats

• Insects

• Goats

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What is the name of the song they sing?

• Beasts of England

• Beasts of Ireland

• England Animals

• Ireland Animals

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What wakes up Mr. Jones?

• The raven

• The singing

• The full moon

• A stranger at the door

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“With the ring of the light from his lantern dancing side to side, he lurched across the yard, kicked off his boots at the back door…” is an example of what kind of figurative language?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Hyperbole

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What inferences can you make about the rest of the book based on Chapter 1?

• The animals will continue to work for Mr. Jones.

• The animals will start a rebellion.

• The animals will run away from the farm.

• The animals will play tricks on Mr. Jones.

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