Animal Farm Review of Chapters 3 and 4

Which animal's motto, "I will work harder," symbolizes the working class's blind dedication?

• Napoleon
• Snowball
• Boxer
• Clover

What does the green tablecloth with the hoof and horn on the flag symbolize?

• The unity and hopes of the animals
• The pigs’ leadership
• The farm’s wealth and prosperity
• The animals’ military strength

What is ironic about the pigs’ role on the farm in Chapter 3?

• They work the hardest
• They eat less food than the other animals
• They supervise and direct instead of working
• They refuse to enforce any of the Seven Commandments

In Chapter 4, why is the spread of "Beasts of England" significant?

• It inspires animals on other farms to rebel
• It calms the animals during stressful times
• It warns the animals about human attacks
• It strengthens the bond between Snowball and Napoleon

What is the allegorical significance of the Battle of the Cowshed?

• It represents internal conflicts among the pigs
• It parallels real-world attempts to suppress revolutions
• It symbolizes the pigs’ desire to claim more resources
• It shows the animals’ ability to work independently

How does Squealer justify the pigs eating all the apples and drinking the milk?

• He says it is a reward for their hard labor
• He claims it is necessary for their health
• He argues that they need it to prepare for war
• He insists that Snowball approved of the decision

What is Napoleon's primary focus in Chapter 3, as opposed to Snowball's?

• Gaining the trust of the older animals
• Building committees to ensure equality
• Educating the young animals
• Preparing the farm for the next harvest

What does the creation of "Animal Hero, First Class" after the Battle of the Cowshed signify?

• The animals' loyalty to Napoleon
• The value placed on military victory
• The pigs' increasing need for control
• The importance of Mollie's contributions to the farm

What theme is illustrated by the animals’ inability to learn more than "Four legs good, two legs bad"?

• The impact of education
• The limits of propaganda
• The corruption of leadership
• The exploitation of the less intelligent animals

What is the purpose of Snowball’s committees in Chapter 3?

• To educate and organize the animals
• To prepare the animals for another rebellion
• To divide the farm into smaller groups for work
• To make the pigs seem more important