Ch 7 Review | Animal Farm

What is the only reason Napoleon comes out of the house?

• Ceremony

• Meal times

• Morning meetings

• Evening meetings

Why is life not as good on Animal Farm?

• The animals are always cold and

  always hungry.

• Boxer makes everyone work too hard.

• Benjamin is causing everyone to feel

  depressed.

What has changed in the plans for the

windmill?

• The animals decided not to build a

  windmill.

• The animals will buy a windmill

  instead of building one.

• The animals will make the walls thicker

  than before.

• No changes are made

What do the animals find most

inspirational?

• Squealer’s speeches.

• Boxer’s efforts.

• The dogs’ barking.

What is the only reason Napoleon comes out of the house?

• Meal times

• Morning meetings

• Evening meetings

• Ceremony

What farm product is now going to be sold in order to get more grain and meal?

• The cows' milk

• The chickens' eggs

• The ducks' feathers

• The horses' oats

How do the animals protest the new trade item?

• The chickens lay their eggs from the rafters

• The cows refuse to be milked

• The ducks all fly away

• The horses refuse to plow the fields

After Squealer announces that the hens must "surrender their eggs" because Napoleon has accepted a contract through Mr. Whymper, the hens protest by flying up in the rafters and laying their eggs from up high so they smash upon the ground. How does Napoleon get the hens to comply?

• He offers them greater food rations, a three day work week, and early retirement.

• He cuts off their food rations and decrees that any animal that gives them even a grain of food will be executed.

• Squealer manipulates the hens into believing that surrendering their eggs is the only means of saving Animal Farm from Jones returning.

What punishment is given to the "traitorous" animals?

• No rations for a week

• Death

• Reduced rations for a week

• Banishment from the farm

What do the animals decide to do about the destroyed windmill?

• They decide NOT to rebuild it, believing that such modernization goes against Animalism.

• They decide to rebuild it with walls three times as thick. Boxer decides that he must "work harder."

• They decided to outsource the work to humans. The animals engage in capitalism, shop around for deals, and hire low-skilled labor at a low-wage.

• Many animals decide to flee Animal Farm and take up residence at neighboring farms. "Freedom will not feed our hungry mouths and aching bellies," cries Benjamin.