Review Chapter 3- Animal Farm Quiz

How do the animals organize their work on the farm?

• They take turns working different jobs

• The pigs supervise while the other animals do the labor

• All animals work according to their abilities

• Napoleon assigns tasks based on favoritism

How does Boxer adopt a personal motto in Chapter 3?

• He wants to impress the pigs

• He believes hard work will solve all problems

• Snowball orders him to work harder

• Old Major told him to

What is Boxer’s new personal motto?

• “Four legs good, two legs bad.”

• “Work hard, live free.”

• “I will work harder.”

• “Napoleon is always right.”

What role do the pigs take in the new society?

• They do manual labor alongside the other animals

• They act as managers and organizers

• They focus only on military defense

• They leave the farm and let the other animals govern themselves

How does Snowball try to educate the animals?

• He organizes reading and writing classes

• He gives speeches about rebellion

• He trains them to defend the farm

• He tells them stories about Old Major

Which animals struggle the most with learning to read and write?

• The pigs

• The horses

• The sheep, hens, and ducks

• The dogs

What is Snowball’s main focus in his committees?

• Strengthening defenses against humans

• Teaching animals practical skills and literacy

• Expanding the farm’s land

• Keeping the pigs in power

Why does Napoleon oppose Snowball’s education programs?

• He believes education should be limited to the young

• He wants to focus on building military strength

• He dislikes Snowball’s leadership

• He thinks only pigs should be educated

What happens to Jessie and Bluebell’s puppies?

• They are given to other animals for adoption

• Napoleon takes them to educate privately

• Snowball trains them to be guard dogs

• They run away from the farm

What phrase do the sheep repeatedly chant?

• “All animals are equal.”

• “Long live Animal Farm!”

• “Four legs good, two legs bad.”

• “Napoleon is always right.”