Animal Farm 6-8

Chapter 6: During the spring and summer animals worked like ______.

• 'slaves'

• 'dogs'

• 'beasts'

• 'humans'

Chapter 6: What animals did Napoleon say should 'welcome this sacrifice'?

• Horses

• Hens

• Pigs

• Dogs

Chapter 6: What is the name of the solicitor from town?

• Mr. Whitehouse

• Mr. Whitman

• Mr. Whymper

• Mr. Whyston

The pigs are changing the rules, what does this signify about the society?

• That the pigs are no longer welcome and equal by the other animals, so they are taking over.

• That the pigs believe they are above others, and wish to change the rules to show this.

• That the pigs believe they are below other animals, so they are stepping down.

• The pigs believe the rules are not important, and can do whatever they want.

Chapter 7: What is the following an example of?

"Starvation seemed to stare them in the face."

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Assonance

Chapter 7: In this chapter, what do the sheep represent?

• The leaders of the farm

• The propaganda of the farm

• The workers of the farm

• None of these

Chapter 7: What event happens that changes the way the animals feel on the farm?

• The execution of Napoleon

• The execution of Snowball

• The execution of the traitors

• The execution of the humans

Chapter 8: Who attacks animal farm?

• Frederick

• Snowball

• Pilkington

• Jones

Chapter 8: What does Squealer say the victory is after being questioned?

• They have won the war with no damage done

• They have won back what they had before

• They have won over the humans once more

• They have not won, they lost the farm

Chapter 8: Who has been changing the rules by order of Napoleon?

• The Sheep

• Boxer

• Squealer

• Muriel