Animal Farm Chapter 10 Quiz

Who is the only character from the Rebellion that is still remembered by some in Chapter 10 of "Animal Farm"?

• Snowball

• Jones

• Boxer

• Napoleon

What is the condition of Clover in Chapter 10 of "Animal Farm"?

• She is young and energetic.

• She is old and stiff in the joints.

• She has retired.

• She is no longer on the farm.

How did the farm animals feel about the Rebellion and Animalism by Chapter 10?

• They were enthusiastic and understood it completely.

• They had forgotten all about it.

• They respected it but did not understand it very well.

• They rejected all the principles of Animalism.

What happened to the character Jones in "Animal Farm" by Chapter 10?

• He was leading the farm again.

• He had died in an inebriates' home.

• He had joined another farm.

• He was forgotten and not mentioned.

What was the primary use of the windmill on the farm after its completion?

• Generating electrical power

• Milling corn and bringing in profit

• Housing animals

• Storing farm equipment

According to the text, what did Napoleon think was the truest happiness for the animals?

• Dreaming of luxuries like electric light and hot water

• Working hard and living frugally

• Building more windmills

• Producing their own food

Why did the farm not make the animals richer, according to the text?

• Because the animals did not work

• Because the profits were used for building more windmills

• Because only the pigs and dogs benefited

• Because the windmill was not used properly

What did Squealer claim was of the highest importance for the welfare of the farm?

• The animals dreaming of luxuries

• The burning of files and reports

• The work in supervision and organisation

• The production of food by pigs and dogs

What did the older animals at Animal Farm try to determine about the early days of the Rebellion?

• Whether the Rebellion had succeeded

• Whether life was better or worse than before

• How many battles were fought

• The names of all the leaders

According to the text, what did Benjamin believe about the past and future conditions of life?

• Life was always getting better

• Life was much better in the past

• Life could never be much better or much worse than it was

• Life would improve dramatically soon