Animal Farm Chapter 6

How is farm life different in Chapter 6 than it was before?

• There are no Sunday meetings.

• Boxer helps make decisions.

• The pigs sleep an hour later than everyone else.

• Moses has returned to encourage the animals.

• The animals must work on Sundays, too.

Who is the proxy for the animals' trading?

• Mr. Pilkington

• Mr. Frederick

• Mr. Whymper

• Mr. Jones

What are the animals spending the most time working on?

• The windmill

• The wheat fields

• Making new equipment

• Plowing new ground

What happens to the windmill?

• The wind knocks it down.

• Snowball sabotages it.

• The humans knock it down.

• Nothing; it's fine.

What was the animals' attitude towards their hard work?

• They worked under compulsion without any satisfaction.

• They were unhappy and felt exploited.

• They worked willingly, knowing it benefited them.

• They were indifferent and lacked motivation.

What led to the need for trade with human farms?

• Trade was for luxury items only.

• Essential supplies like nails and oil were needed.

• There was a surplus of farm products.

• The animals needed entertainment.

How did the pigs justify their move into the farmhouse?

• It was more comfortable than the sty.

• They needed a quiet place to work.

• They didn't provide any justification.

• They claimed it was always allowed.

Who was blamed for the destruction of the windmill?

• Napoleon

• Squealer

• Boxer

• Snowball

What was the animals' response to the windmill's destruction?

• They blamed each other for the failure.

• They decided to leave the farm.

• They planned to rebuild it despite challenges.

• They gave up on rebuilding it.

How do the pigs alter the commandments?

• By erasing them completely.

• By adding new commandments.

• By subtly changing the wording.

• They do not alter them at all.