Y8 Ch8 L17 Furore

What does "furore" mean?

• A peaceful agreement between groups

• An outbreak of public anger or excitement

• A quiet discussion about a problem

• A moment of calm and reflection

What does "devotion" mean?

• Love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person or activity

• A feeling of uncertainty and doubt

• A lack of interest or concern

• A brief moment of excitement

How is Napoleon maintaining control over the animals?

• By listening to their concerns and addressing their needs

• By manipulating and threatening them into supporting his regime

• By stepping down from leadership and giving power to the animals

• By allowing them to vote on important decisions

Why do the animals cause a furore?

• Because Napoleon steps down as leader

• Because they realise the money they received for the timber was a forgery

• Because they are allowed to trade with humans for the first time

• Because they are given more food and better working conditions

How does Napoleon use humans to his advantage?

• He follows Old Major’s vision and refuses to interact with them

• He teaches the animals to trust humans and work alongside them

• He sells timber to Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pilkington but is tricked with fake money

• He forms an alliance with humans to overthrow Snowball

How does Napoleon’s leadership reflect Stalin’s rule in Soviet Russia?

• Both used Karl Marx’s communist theories to justify increasingly violent and tyrannical actions

• Both leaders prioritized equality and fairness for all

• Both were willing to step down if their people demanded it

• Both followed Marx’s ideas exactly as he intended