Animal Farm Quiz

Match the reasons for the animals' rebellion with the correct statements.

• The animals aim to control the farm operations.

• They want to take over the farm for themselves

• The animals think Mr. Jones is incapable of managing the farm due to his age.

• They want to make more money

• The animals are seeking independence and better treatment.

• They are tired of being mistreated and want freedom

What is the primary reason for Napoleon gaining power after the rebellion?

• He is the most intelligent pig

• He manipulates other animals and eliminates rivals

• He was elected by the other animals

• He is the only pig who understands the commandments

Why do the pigs gradually change the commandments?

• They realize they were too strict

• They want to gain more power and control

• They want to make life easier for the other animals

• They believe the commandments are outdated

What role do the dogs play in Napoleon’s rule?

• They help with farm chores

• They act as guards and intimidate other animals

• They protect the farm from invaders

• They help teach the commandments to the animals

Why is Boxer treated unfairly despite being loyal and hardworking?

• He is seen as nothing but something for Napoleon to use for more wealth

• He is not intelligent enough

• He is too old to work efficiently

• He questions the leadership

How do the pigs' actions at the end of the film symbolize the corruption of power?

• They start walking on two legs, becoming more like humans

• They give up their leadership role

• They work alongside the other animals in the fields

• They change the commandments back to the original rules

What does Napoleon’s leadership style resemble in the context of the film’s metaphor?

• A kind and just ruler

• A fair and equal democracy

• A dictator who uses fear and control

• A leader who listens to the needs of others

Which character symbolizes the hardworking, exploited class of society?

• Napoleon

• Snowball

• Boxer

• Squealer

What is the significance of the pigs changing the commandments to suit their needs?

• It shows that the pigs are interested in fairness

• It represents how political leaders can break promises when they gain too much power

• It symbolizes the equality of all animals

• It shows the pigs’ commitment to equality for all

How does the behavior of the dogs reflect the role of the military or police in society?

• They protect the rights of the workers

• They ensure equality for all animals

• They help maintain control by using force and fear

• They oppose Napoleon’s rule