Animal Farm Review

After Squealer makes certain accusations about Snowball, who challenges Squealer's claims?

• Boxer the horse

• Muriel the goat

• Benjamin the donkey

• All of the sheep

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What skill did the animals need to prove Squealer a liar?

• the ability to read

• the ability to organize

• the ability to type

• the ability to... it's not this option

What happens to the song, "Beasts of England"?

• The animals slowly forget the words.

• Humans begin singing it in solidarity of the working class on Animal Farm.

• The animals no longer have time for singing as the there is too much work to be done. Long live the windmill!

• The song is outlawed and replaced by an uninspiring song.

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Which character urinates on the windmill plans to show his dislike for them?

• Boxer

• Squealer

• Snowball

• Napoleon

• Benjamin

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Which characters says, "I will work harder" and "Napoleon is always right"?

• Mollie

• Benjamin

• Clover

• Napoleon

• Boxer

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In Animal Farm, why do the pigs use the threat of Mr. Jones returning as a way to control the other animals?

• To keep the animals motivated to work harder for rewards.

• To convince the animals that they need to trust their leadership for protection.

• To remind the animals of their duty to protect the humans.

• To suggest that rebellion has only caused more problems.

How does the shift in the Commandments, particularly the final change to “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others,” reinforce Orwell’s message?

• It suggests that equality is only attainable with proper rules.

• It shows how complex laws can be misunderstood by average animals.

• It exposes the hypocrisy and manipulation of the ruling class.

• It reflects the animals’ misunderstanding of equality.

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When Napoleon uses Snowball as a scapegoat for problems on the farm, what theme is Orwell emphasizing?

• The corrupting influence of power

• The importance of education

• The struggle for equality

• The dangers of technology

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In Chapter 7, Napoleon’s reaction to the hens' rebellion and the way he starves them illustrates which theme?

• The success of teamwork.

• The need for harsh punishments to maintain order.

• The cruelty and ruthlessness of a totalitarian regime.

• The importance of animal solidarity.

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What is the significance of Napoleon’s decision to change the animal farm anthem from “Beasts of England” to a new song composed by Minimus?

• It symbolizes the farm’s complete transition to human ways.

• It reflects the farm's achievements and ongoing revolutionary spirit.

• It signifies the abandonment of the rebellion’s original ideals.

• It shows Napoleon’s desire to improve artistic culture.

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