Animal Farm QUIZ

He actually plans to support Snowball in his ventures.

He does not try to win the debate because he has a secret plan to get his way regardless.

He has stopped caring about what happens on the farm.

He hopes that the rest of the animals will step forward and take over instead.

Snowball believes violence is the answer to solving problems.

Snowball uses the pigeons in the same way Napoleon uses the dogs.

Snowball is hopeful in his beliefs for the rebellion.

Snowball is second guessing his plans for the farm.

Orwell is indifferent to the to the concept of dogs and this is just to add additional information.

Orwell is trying to persuade his readers to believe that Napoleon is the best choice for leader of the farm.

Orwell is proving that Napoleon is a good leader and can control any animal.

Orwell is showing that the dogs are obeying Napoleon the same way the dogs obeyed Mr. Jones.

to appeal to the audiences' sense of worth.

to appeal to the audiences' emotions.

to appeal to the audiences' sense of reason or logic

to appeal to the audiences' sense of ethics.

The fact that most of the animals don't seem to care about which side they're on paves the way for Napoleon to take over.

None of the animals object, so whatever happens, happens.

Their behavior proves that Snowball should be overthrown.

The animals like and want to work hard on the farm.

to appeal to the audiences' sense of worth.

to appeal to the audiences' emotions.

to appeal to the audiences' sense of reason or logic

to appeal to the audiences' sense of ethics.

to appeal to the audiences' sense of worth.

to appeal to the audiences' emotions.

to appeal to the audiences' sense of reason or logic

to appeal to the audiences' sense of ethics.

A poem that uses a rhyme scheme to determine its central idea.

A book that has non-fiction characters.

A story that talks about a war.

A story that can be interrupted on many levels.