Animal Rights and Legal Concerns

Animals on a farm discuss their mistreatment by Mr. Jones, the farm owner. They initially plan to rebel but consider a legal approach to improve their conditions. They find a lawyer offering free services to help them report Mr. Jones to the Labor Department.

What is the main complaint of the animals against Mr. Jones?

• He allows them to rest too often.

• He makes them work long hours without breaks.

• He provides them with too much food.

• He gives them luxurious living conditions.

How do the horses describe their working conditions?

• They work less than five hours a day.

• They work over ten hours a day and are not treated well.

• They have plenty of food and rest.

• They are given a lot of freedom.

What initial action do the animals consider against Mr. Jones?

• Reporting him to the police.

• Leaving the farm.

• Starting a fight to overthrow him.

• Asking him politely to change.

What alternative solution does Eddie propose to the animals?

• To work harder for Mr. Jones.

• To ignore the situation.

• To report Mr. Jones to the Labor Department.

• To move to another farm.

What is the main concern about hiring a lawyer?

• The lawyer might not be skilled.

• They do not have money to pay for a lawyer.

• The lawyer might be too busy.

• The lawyer might not understand their situation.

What do the animals discover about the lawyer's services?

• The lawyer is unavailable.

• The lawyer charges a high fee.

• The lawyer only works with humans.

• The lawyer provides free services.