Animal farm

He uses rhetoric to convince animals that Napoleon is always right.

• Snowball

• Squealer

• Boxer

• Benjamin

What do the animals notice about the pigs and the humans?

• That they are fighting angrily

• That the men are much taller than the pigs

• That they can’t tell the difference between them

• That they can’t tell the difference between them

How does Napoleon express his contempt for Snowball’s windmill plans?

• By spitting on them

• By giving a scathing speech

• By urinating on them

• By writing Snowball a letter

Why are the sheep taught the chant “Four legs good, two legs better”?

• Because they want to impress the humans

• To confuse them

• Because they’d been saying it incorrectly

• Because the pigs have started walking upright on their hind legs

What event precipitates the animals rebellion?

• Moses’s inspiring stories

• Mr. Jones forgets to feed the animals

• Nine hens die of starvation

• Mr. Frederick’s men blow up the windmill

What reason dose Squealer give for the pigs taking all apples and milk?

• They need it for their brain work.

• That food would make the other animals sick.

• The animals need to learn a lesson in sacrifice.

• The pigs will die without it.

Who chases Snowball off the farm?

• The other pigs

• All the animals chase him away because he’s a traitor.

• No one. He runs away.

• Nine dogs that Napoleon has raised

What kind of leader is Napoleon?

• Hesitant

• Tyrannical

• Benevolent

• Pragmatic

What does the windmill represent?

• The pig’s manipulation of the other animals for their own gain

• Science

• The unstoppable evolution toward animal pre-eminence worldwide

• Innovation, independence, and ability

Which revolution does Animal Farm pointedly condemn?

• The American Revolution

• The Russian Revolution

• The French Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution