Exploring Chapter 5 of Animal Farm

As winter approaches, Molly becomes troublesome and eventually leaves the farm. The pigs, led by Snowball and Napoleon, take charge, but their constant disputes, especially over a proposed windmill, divide the animals. Snowball's innovative ideas clash with Napoleon's focus on food production. The farm also faces defense challenges, with differing strategies proposed. Ultimately, Snowball is expelled by Napoleon, who consolidates power and ends democratic meetings, claiming leadership is a burden. The animals, intimidated by Napoleon's dogs, accept the new order.

Why did Molly often arrive late for work?

• She was working on a secret project.

• She was busy helping other animals.

• She overslept.

• She was sick.

What did Clover find hidden in Molly's stall?

• Lump sugar and ribbons.

• A stash of food.

• A pile of hay.

• A secret map.

What was the main cause of disputes between Snowball and Napoleon?

• The allocation of work among animals.

• The leadership of the farm.

• The type of food to grow.

• The construction of the windmill.

What was Snowball's plan for the windmill?

• To use it for grinding grain.

• To use it as a lookout point.

• To store food.

• To generate electrical power.

How did Napoleon react to Snowball's windmill plans?

• He urinated on them.

• He ignored them.

• He improved them.

• He supported them.

What happened to Snowball during the meeting about the windmill?

• He was elected as the leader.

• He was chased away by dogs.

• He convinced everyone to build the windmill.

• He left the farm voluntarily.

Who were the dogs that chased Snowball?

• Guard dogs of Mr. Jones.

• Stray dogs from the neighboring farm.

• Puppies raised by Napoleon.

• Wild wolves.

What change did Napoleon announce after Snowball's expulsion?

• The windmill project would be abandoned.

• New animals would be brought in.

• Sunday meetings would end.

• The farm would be sold.

What did Squealer claim about Napoleon's stance on the windmill?

• Napoleon had always opposed it.

• Napoleon was indifferent to it.

• Napoleon had no opinion on it.

• Napoleon had always supported it.

What was Boxer's new motto after Snowball's expulsion?

• Work harder.

• Napoleon is always right.

• Follow Snowball.

• Unity is strength.