Animal Farm Themes and Characters

The transcript describes the events following Old Major's death, where the pigs, led by Snowball and Napoleon, take charge of educating the other animals about Animalism. Despite initial resistance, the animals eventually rebel against Mr. Jones, expelling him and taking over the farm. They establish Animal Farm, create new rules, and begin a new life of self-governance.

What happens to Old Major three nights after his speech?

• He leads a rebellion.

• He is sold to another farm.

• He dies peacefully in his sleep.

• He becomes the leader of the farm.

Which animals naturally take on the role of teaching and organizing others?

• The horses

• The cows

• The dogs

• The pigs

Who are the two young boars that emerge as leaders among the pigs?

• Old Major and Mr. Jones

• Snowball and Napoleon

• Moses and Squealer

• Boxer and Clover

What is Squealer known for?

• His intelligence

• His strength

• His speed

• His persuasive speaking

What system do the pigs develop from Old Major's teachings?

• Socialism

• Capitalism

• Animalism

• Communism

What challenges do the pigs face in convincing other animals?

• Fear of humans

• Stupidity and apathy

• Weather conditions

• Lack of food

What naive question does Molly ask about the Rebellion?

• Will we move to a new farm?

• Will there be more food?

• Will there still be sugar?

• Will we have new leaders?

What tales does Moses spread about Sugar Candy Mountain?

• It's a place where humans live.

• It's a place where animals go after they die.

• It's a place where animals work hard.

• It's a place where food is scarce.

Who are the most faithful disciples of the pigs?

• Boxer and Clover

• The dogs

• The chickens

• The sheep

What leads to Mr. Jones' negligence?

• A successful harvest

• A lawsuit and drinking

• A new job opportunity

• A family emergency