Animal Farm Final Review

Orwell makes this statement about power in Animal Farm:

• Power comes to those who refuse to abandon their ideals of equality.

• Phusical force is not needed to maintain power or control.

• Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

• Men do not respect the power of the elite.

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The last line of the story means that the anumals have 

• at last reached agreement with their former masters.

• exchanged human tatyrants for a far more oppressive animal one.

• an honest leader in Napoleon and a despicable enemy in Pilkington.

• lost the ability to discern who is friend and who is foe.

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The underlying cause of the struggle between Napoleon and Snowball is

• Napoleon's resentment of his rival's ideas and following

• Snowball's verbal opposition to Napoleon's corrupting Animalism.

• that Animal Farm can only have one leader.

• that the two violently disagree over the use of the proposed windmill.

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Although Animal Farm's human neighbors at first oppose Napoleon, they eventually accept him because 

• none of the animals will remember pre-revoluntionary conditions anyway.

• the pigs can be made to look like humans in their followers' eyes.

• the animals need not be economically explointed. 

• he and they share common objectives (trade/money).

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How do you feel about the ending of the allegory "Animal Farm"? Do you agree with what the pigs ended up doing? Why or Why not ?

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What is the name Old Major gives his "Principles"?

• Rights of the Four-Footed

• Beastism

• animalism

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The seating arrangement of the animals at Old Major's speech suggests that

• They will soon overthrow Mr. Jones and take over the farm.

• Major will share his dream with them.

• Snowball and Napoleon will compete for power.

• there exists a degree of equality among the animals.

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The incident that unexpectedly triggers the start of the rebellion is

• Mr. Jones sends Boxer to the knacker.

• Snowball develops a strategy to fight the humans.

• Mr. Jones, because of his drinking problem, forgets to feed the animals for several days.

• Old Major's death.

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Why don't the other animals protest against napoleon and his decisions after his dogs chase Snowball off the farm?

• Few of them are really smart enough to bring up any argument.

• the fierce dogs scare them into silence.

• Squealer's arguments are so persuasive.

• All of the above.

The reason Napoleon says that he orders the animals to stop singing "Beasts sof england" is 

• He believes the rebellion is over; the animals are in full control of the farm.

• Minimus's new song betrter captures the idealism of the rebellion.

• He fears it will inspier a rebellion against his own rule.

• snowball wrote the song, and Napoleon wants to rid the farm of any memories of Snowball.

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