Animal Farm: Key Events and Themes

In Chapter 7 of Animal Farm, the animals face a harsh winter and struggle to rebuild the windmill. Food shortages lead to deception to hide the truth from the outside world. The hens rebel against Napoleon's egg contract, resulting in severe punishment. Snowball is blamed for various misfortunes, and animals are coerced into confessing to crimes, leading to executions. The chapter ends with the animals reflecting on their situation and a new song replacing 'Beasts of England.'

What was the main challenge the animals faced during the winter?

• Lack of shelter

• Food shortages

• Attacks from humans

• Disease outbreaks

How did Napoleon deceive Mr. Whimper about the food situation?

• By bribing him

• By hiding food in the barn

• By filling bins with sand and covering it with grain

• By sending false reports

What was the hens' reaction to Napoleon's demand for eggs?

• They protested and rebelled

• They negotiated for better conditions

• They ignored the order

• They willingly complied

What was the rumor about Snowball's activities?

• He had left the country

• He was working with humans

• He was sabotaging the farm at night

• He was planning a new rebellion

What was the outcome of the confessions and executions?

• The animals felt more united

• The animals planned a new rebellion

• Napoleon's power was solidified

• The farm was left leaderless

What did Clover realize about the state of the farm?

• It was on the brink of collapse

• It was far from their original vision

• It was a thriving utopia

• It was better than before

Why was the song 'Beasts of England' abolished?

• It was no longer needed

• It was replaced by a new song

• It was considered outdated

• It was banned by humans