Animal Farm - Chapters 9-10

A fable is a story with anthropomorphic characters and...?

• a happy ending

• a moral

• a depressing mood

• a plot twist

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A story that is meant to be read on both a literal and symbolic level is

• an analogy

• an allegory

• an alliteration

• an anachronism

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A satire is a story that makes fun of

• hair features

• happy fools

• huge falcons

• human flaws

A direct comparison between two things with similar features is...

• an analogy

• an allegory

• an alliteration

• an anachronism

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Why don't the pigs like Moses talking to the animals about Sugarcandy Mountain?

• They don't want the animals to convert to a religion that promotes individual wealth.

• They don't want the animals to move away to Sugarcandy Mountain.

• They don't want the animals to think there's a better place than Animal Farm.

• They don't want the animals associating with ravens, which symbolize death.

Boxer is working toward which of the following?

• the weekend

• completion of a factory

• his retirement

• higher wages

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Which of the following is NOT a new development on Animal Farm in Ch. 9?

• An extra ration of pork and beans is given to the animals at lunch.

• Animal Farm is now a republic

• Napoleon is president.

• The pigs discover Snowball was actually fighting on Jones's side.

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The Spontaneous Demonstrations gave life a sense of ______ despite the animals' ______.

• dignity / hardships

• humor / illnesses

• emptiness / successes

• militancy / civility

Squealer claims Boxer said all of the following EXCEPT...?

• "Forward, comrades!"

• "Long live Comrade Napoleon!"

• "A horse is a horse, of course, of course..."

• "Napoleon is always right!"

Squealer explains that the veterinarian's

van had the knacker's name on it because

• the knacker was giving the veterinarian a ride to the hospital.

• the veterinarian bought it from the knacker.

• the veterinarian was really Snowball in disguise.

• the veterinarian had a knack for dark humor.

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