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WorksheetsANIMAL FARM CHAPTER 5-6
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 21mins
WHAT HAPPENED TO MOLLIE?
She was killed by Mr Jones
She betrayed the animals and went to work for humans
she began her own revolution in which animals get sugar
“In January there came bitterly hard
weather.” This sentence means:
The weather didn’t taste good.
The weather was very firm.
The weather made it difficult to live
What did Napoleon say at first about the
windmill?
It is a good idea.
Food production is more important.
It will be difficult to accomplish.
Squealer becomes Napoleon´s (a) and ensures
that he becomes even more
unapproachable and secure.
In Chapter V, besides the windmill, on
what issue do Napoleon and Snowball
disagree?
A. Defence of the farm.
B. Housing.
C. Egg laying.
Napoleon’s crude rejection of the windmill
plans by (a) over them tells us a great deal about him.
What does Squealer accuse Snowball of?
A. Being lazy.
B. Being no better than a criminal.
C. Speaking too much.
Who do Snowball’s plans benefit?
HIMSELF
ALL THE ANIMALS
NAPOLEON
How is farm life for the animals different
in Chapter VI?
A. The animals work harder and harder
and many things aren’t finished.
B. It is easier than before, with much food
and free time.
C. Nothing has changed.
What does Squealer say about the
meaning of “bed”?
A. Anything to sleep on, like a pile of
straw, is actually a bed.
B. Animals do not need to worry about
definitions because the word “bed” was
invented by man.
C. A bed is only a bed if you use blankets.
Why can’t animals remember their resolutions?
A. There are too many to remember.
B. The human beings try to confuse them.
C. No one has his or her own written copy.
Napoleon decides to trade with human beings. Which Commandment does this contradict?
Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy.
No animal shall wear clothes
All animals are equal.
Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend.
One night in (a) , violent winds ravage the farm and destroy the windmill.
How is Snowball used as a scapegoat (person who takes blame for another’s action)?
Who do the animals believe is responsible for the Windmill?
Clover warned him sometimes to be careful not to overstrain himself, but [he] would never listen to her.
Napoleon
Snowball
Boxer
Squealer
Napoleon uses (a) techniques
to blacken Snowball’s name and to distort the animals’ memory of him.
Which rights have Napoleon done away with during his reign?
A neighbour who Napoleon trades with in chapter 6
Whymper
Mr Jones
Pilkington
"All that year the animals worked like (a) ".
