This chapter takes place in which season?

• Summer

• Winter

• Fall

• Spring

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Why does Napoleon cut off the animals’ contact with Mr. Whymper?

• So he can make secret arrangements with him.

• So that the animals won’t say how bad the food shortage is.

• So that he doesn’t bore Mr. Whymper with the dumber animals.

• So that he can show him the sheep.

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Why does Napoleon agree to sell the hens’ eggs?

• To make profit for himself

• To anger the hens

• To trade for milk and honey

• To make money to buy food

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What do the hens do in protest when Napoleon takes away their eggs?

• They go up to the rafters.

• They refuse to lay eggs.

• They chase Napoleon.

• They go on a hunger strike.

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Of what does Napoleon accuse Snowball?

• Being Jones’ secret agent

• Joining forces with Mr. Whymper

• Stealing the hens’ eggs

• Spreading rumors about the farm

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Why is it shocking that Boxer does not believe Squealer?

• He is loyal to Napoleon.

• He is good at taking orders.

• He is unable to think for himself.

• All of the above

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What do the animals that were slaughtered by the dogs have in common?

• Trying to steal the hens’ eggs

• Trying to overthrow Napoleon

• Confessing to crimes against Animal Farm

• Committing crimes against Animal Farm

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Why is the slaughter so terrifying for the animals?

• So many animals died

• It was the first time an animal killed another animal.

• They did not expect the slaughter.

• It was a violent slaughter.

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Why does Napoleon abolish the singing of Beasts of England?

• He does not like the song.

• The song reminds him of Mr. Jones.

• The song represents the rebellion, which is now over.

• The song is the song of the traitors.

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TRUE or FALSE: The animals believe their living conditions are worse now than they were in Jones’s time.

• True

• False

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