Animal Farm Unit Test

Who is the narrator of Animal Farm?

• Napoleon

• an anonymous character

• Boxer

• an omniscient narrator

Old Major, the aging boar on Manor Farm, urges the animals to rise up against...

• Pilkington.

• Man.

• Napoleon.

• Frederick.

What is the system of thought that develops from Old Major's teachings?

• Animalism

• Totalitarianism

• Humanism

• Snowballism

Which set of rules is written on the barn wall after the Rebellion?

• Ten Commandments

• Declaration of Independence

• Rules to live by

• Seven Commandments

Napoleon comes to power on the farm by...

• being elected.

• bribing the animals into choosing him.

• having Snowball chased off the farm.

• buying the farm from Jones.

"I will work harder" becomes the favorite slogan of which character?

• Squealer

• Boxer

• Clover

• Benjamin

Which of the following characters rebel against Napoleon?

• Snowball and the sheep

• Boxer and Moses

• the hens

• Squealer and the pigs

What is one method Napoleon uses to maintain his absolute control over Animal Farm?

• He conducts public executions of animals who oppose him

• He presents ideas about programs that appeal to the animals

• He liberally bestows gifts and money on animals how may cause him trouble

• He hires humans as bodyguards

The face that readers are aware of the ultimate fate of Animal Farm while the animals themselves are not aware is an example of which literary technique?

• point of view

• characterization

• irony

• narrator

Which of the following is NOT an example of irony?

• When the animals are starving, Napoleon decides the hens must surrender their eggs for sale.

• Squealer is the go-between for Napoleon and the other anmials.

• At the end of the story, the animals are not able to tell the difference between the pigs' and humans' faces.

• The expression "Four legs good, two legs bad" becomes "four legs good, two legs better."