Animal Farm Character Actions and Conflicts

As winter approaches, Molly becomes troublesome and eventually leaves the farm. The pigs, led by Snowball and Napoleon, plan for the coming season but are divided over the construction of a windmill. Snowball advocates for the windmill, while Napoleon opposes it, leading to a heated debate. The farm also faces the challenge of defending itself from potential human attacks. Ultimately, Napoleon expels Snowball using trained dogs and takes control of the farm, ending democratic meetings and establishing a new leadership structure.

What excuse does Molly give for being late to work?

• She was helping another animal.

• She overslept.

• She was feeling unwell.

• She was lost.

What does Clover find hidden in Molly's stall?

• A pile of hay.

• A stash of apples.

• Lump sugar and ribbons.

• A hidden diary.

What is the main reason for the disputes between Snowball and Napoleon?

• They both want to lead the farm.

• They disagree on the windmill project.

• They have different ideas about food production.

• They have personal grudges.

What does Snowball propose to build on the farm?

• A new farmhouse.

• A larger fence.

• A windmill.

• A new barn.

How does Napoleon react to Snowball's windmill plans?

• He urinates on them.

• He ignores them.

• He praises them.

• He supports them.

What drastic action does Napoleon take to remove Snowball?

• He debates him publicly.

• He uses dogs to chase him away.

• He locks him in a barn.

• He convinces the animals to vote against him.

What does Squealer claim about Napoleon's leadership?

• It is a burden he willingly takes.

• It is a pleasure for him.

• It is a temporary role.

• It is a shared responsibility.

What does Napoleon announce about the windmill after Snowball's expulsion?

• It will not be built.

• It will be built by humans.

• It will be delayed.

• It was his idea all along.