Questions: Chapter 3

How did the animals complete the harvest using human tools?

• By working together efficiently

• By using the tools incorrectly

• By refusing to use the tools

• By relying on human help

Boxer’s personal motto reflected his role on the farm.

• I will work harder

• Four legs good, two legs bad

• All animals are equal

• Napoleon is always right

Why did Snowball reduce the Seven Commandments to the slogan “Four legs good, two legs bad,” and how did the animals react?

• To simplify the principles of Animalism for the less intelligent animals; the animals accepted it enthusiastically.

• To confuse the animals and maintain control; the animals were confused and skeptical.

• To mock the humans and their ways; the animals were indifferent.

• To create a new set of rules; the animals were resistant.

Themes & Messages: How does the pigs’ exclusive access to milk and apples highlight a theme of inequality and exploitation?

• It shows the pigs' special privileges and control over resources.

• It demonstrates the equality among all animals.

• It highlights the abundance of resources for everyone.

• It indicates the pigs' lack of interest in resources.

Literary Style & Craft: Orwell uses Boxer’s characterization to critique blind loyalty in political systems by:

• showing Boxer's unwavering trust in the leadership despite evidence of corruption.

• depicting Boxer as a rebellious figure who questions authority.

• illustrating Boxer's intelligence and critical thinking skills.

• portraying Boxer as a leader who inspires others to think independently.