WorksheetsAnimal Farm
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 26mins
The farm's poet
Minimus
Moses
Squealer
Boxer
A quick talker
Squealer
Napoleon
Snowball
Boxer
Oldest and worst tempered of the animals
Benjamin
Boxer
Clover
Moses
Majestic old pig with a dream
Old Major
Napolean
Snowball
Squealer
Strongest animal on the farm
Boxer
Clover
Napoleon
The Dogs
Talks about Sugarcandy Mountain
Moses
Clover
Squealer
Minimus
Vain animal who likes ribbons
Clover
Mollie
Bluebell
The Sheep
Original owner of the farm
Mr. Jones
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Wymper
Mr. Robinson
Designer of the windmill
Snowball
Napoleon
Mr. Jones
Benjamin
Takes over as the sole leader
Snowball
Napoleon
Mr. Frederick
Squealer
At the end of the book, the other animals finally stage a revolt against the pigs.
True
False
Though the farm first prospered, it later went bankrupt.
True
False
Snowball turned the puppies into a police force.
True
False
Snowball and the hens are killed by the dogs following the hen's revolt.
True
False
Only the pigs, Benjamin, and Muriel could read.
True
False
Snowball was blamed as a saboteur for everything that went wrong.
True
False
Animal Farm is a fable.
True
False
The humans shot and killed old Major during the battle of the Cowshed.
True
False
One of the author's purposes is to satirize communist rule in communist Russia.
True
False
In the end of the book, the seven commandments were reduced to one commandment. All animals are equal.
True
False
The anthem that the animals loved to sing was called Beasts of Freedom.
True
False
The spokesman for the comrade Napoleon was Snowball.
True
False
The sheep were forever bleating out the four legs good; two legs bad.
True
False
The brightest of the animals are the birds.
False
True
The dogs were in charge of watching the humans.
True
False
Which animal's ideas start the revolution?
Napoleon
Old Major
Snowball
Moses
The two cart horses are-
Boxer & Clover
Boxer & Mollie
Mollie & Clover
Boxer & Benjamin
The only animal who didn't change over the years was-
Benjamin
Mollie
Napolean
Snowball
The man who became the "intermediary" between the animals and the outside world was-
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Jones
Mr. Whymper
The second battle with the humans was called-
Battle of the Windmill
Battle of the Cowshed
Battle of Animal Farm
Battle of Manor Farm
In Russian History, who does Snowball represent?
Stalin
Trotsky
Czar Nicholas
Marx
In Russian history, who does Napoleon represent?
Stalin
Trotsky
Marx
Czar Nicholas
Napoleon and Pilkington had trouble because-
The beer ran out
Both played aces of spades
Both wanted to be boss
Pilkington cheated Napoleon in trade
Which of the following was not one of the seven commandments?
No animal shall sleep in a bed
no animal shall eat in excess
whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy
no animal shall drink alcohol
The tester of Napoleon's food is-
Snowball
Minimus
Pinkeye
Bluebell
In Russian history, who does Mr. Jones represent?
Stalin
Czar Nicholas
Trotsky
KGB
In Russian history, who does Old Major represent?
Marx
Czar Nicholas
Stalin
Trotsky
In Russian history, what does Animalism represent?
Capitalism
Communism
Socialism
Catholicism
In Russian history, who does Squealer represent?
Newspaper/ Media
Working Class
Marx
Religion
In Russian history, who do the dogs represent?
KGB
Working Class
Media/ Newspapers
Conformists
In Russian history, who does Moses represent?
Marx
Religion
Conformists
Skeptics
In Russian history, who does Mollie represent?
Conformists
Skeptics
Working Class
KGB
In Russian history, who does Boxer represent?
Working Class
Conformists
Skeptics
Newspaper/Media
In Russian history, who does Benjamin represent?
Skeptics
Conformists
Working Class
Religion
Why did Squealer say that the pigs need to eat all of the milk and apples?
Brainfood/Jones would come back
Jones would come back/ It was rotten
Brainfood/It was rotten
Everyone had the same amount
