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Name
Class
Date
1.
Who was Old Major?
a)
Horse
b)
Man
c)
Dog
d)
Pig
2.
Who was the person in charge of the farm, but was later overthrown?
a)
Mr. James
b)
Mr. Jones
c)
Old Major
d)
Mrs. Jones
3.
What was the name of the song the animals memorized?
a)
The Beasts of England
b)
Men English People
c)
The Beasts of Ireland 
d)
The People of England 
4.
What group of animals is currently in charge of the farm?
a)
The horses
b)
The cat
c)
The pigs
d)
The sheep
5.
Who was responsible for stealing the milk?
a)
Mr. Jones
b)
The pigs
c)
Moses
d)
The cat
6.
One rule of Animalism is that animals can drink alcohol.
a)
True
b)
False
7.
What did Snowball do in order to prepare for Mr. Jones's recapturing of the farm?
a)
Lifted 15's everyday
b)
Learned kung fu
c)
Studied a book of Julius Ceaser's old campaigns
d)
Devised a trap for Mr. Jones to fall into
8.
What animal died when the recapturing of the farm took place?
a)
A pig
b)
A dog
c)
A lamb
d)
A sheep
9.
What was the battle of the recapturing of the farm called?
a)
Battle of Cowshed
b)
Battle of Dogshed
c)
Battle of the Beasts of England
d)
Battle of the Animals
10.
Did Mr. Jones die in the battle?
a)
Yes
b)
No
11.
On Midsummer Day, an anniversary of the Rebellion is celebrated.
a)
True
b)
False
12.
The animals celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Cowshed on October thirteenth.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
Did Boxer kill a man intentionally? 
a)
Yes
b)
No
14.
What was Boxer's emotion after he killed the man?
a)
Happiness
b)
Glee
c)
Regret
15.
Who wears the Animal Hero, First class?
a)
Napolean
b)
Mollie
c)
Boxer and Clover
d)
Snowball and Boxer
16.
What is the animals famous motto?
a)
"Four legs great, two legs bad."
b)
"Four legs good, two legs bad."
17.
Do the animals want all animals to be equal?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Maybe
18.
Pincher is a sheep.
a)
True
b)
False
19.
Benjamin and Muriel are donkeys.
a)
True
b)
False
20.
Finish the quote: "All men are enemies. All animals are...."
a)
Friends
b)
Good
c)
Comrades
d)
Loyal
21.
Forgot to feed the animals because he was hungover. 
a)
Clover
b)
Old Major
c)
Minimus
d)
Farmer Jones
22.
Said, "I will work harder," and "Napoleon is always right."
a)
Boxer
b)
Snowball
c)
Clover
d)
Old Major
23.
Said, "Four legs good, two legs bad," repetitivley. 
a)
Hens
b)
Dogs
c)
Sheep
d)
Farmer Jones
24.
Designed the plans for the windmill.
a)
Napoleon
b)
Whymper
c)
Snowball
d)
Mollie
25.
Received ribbons and sugar from farmers, and eventually ran away to be with them. 
a)
Mollie
b)
Farmer Jones
c)
Clover
d)
Snowball
26.
Symbolized Marx- revolutionary thinker whose ideas were the basis of the Russian revolution. 
a)
Frederick
b)
Old Major
c)
Pilkington
d)
Boxer
27.
Symbolized Trotsky- a political leader exiled and murdered by Stalin. 
a)
Snowball
b)
Napoleon
c)
Julius Caesar
d)
Mollie
28.
Symbolized Stalin - a political leader who ruled oppressively with fear and deception. 
a)
Snowball
b)
Old Major
c)
Sqealer
d)
Napoleon
29.
Symbolized working citizens who though good at heart, were blind followers. 
a)
Mollie
b)
Squealer
c)
The Dogs
d)
Boxer
30.

Symbolized the propaganda department, used to manipulate the people through propaganda.

a)

Napoleon

b)

Snowball

c)

Moses

d)

Squealer

31.
Trained in secret by Napoleon. 
a)
Dogs
b)
Hens
c)
Sheep
d)
Farmer Jones
32.
Companions or friends
a)
comrades
b)
ensconced
c)
tyranny
33.

A story that can be read on two distinct levels.

a)

allegory

b)

short story

c)

pretend

d)

propaganda

34.

A government controls all material and food and is supposed to split fairly among people.

a)

communism

b)

democracy

c)

dictatorship

35.

What is the name Old Major gives his "Principles"?

a)

Rights of the Four-Footed

b)

Beastism

c)

animalism

36.
Who does Old Major identify as the cause of all the problems on the farm?
a)
Man
b)
Moon
c)
Birds
37.
Old Major says an animal should never do these:
a)
Wear clothes, drink alcohol, and live in a house
b)
Farm, talk to humans, and hunt
c)
Gamble, use money, and talk on the phone
38.

What have the pigs spent the last three months before the revolution doing?

a)

Learning to use weapons.

b)

Learning to read and write.

c)

Learning how to walk on two legs.

d)

Learning how to make weapons.

39.
Who took the puppies away from their mothers when they were weaned?
a)
Napoleon
b)
Squealer
c)
Snowball
40.

Who are the two heroes of the Battle of Cowshed?

a)

Snowball and Boxer

b)

Boxer and Squealer

c)

Squealer and Mollie

d)

Napoleon and Benjamin

41.

What is a satire?

a)

A way of criticizing people or ideas in a humorous way, especially in order to make a political point

b)

Words that refer to ideas, qualities, attitudes, and conditions that cannot be perceived with the senses

c)

The associations and emotions a word may evoke

d)

A generally harmless word that replaces an offensive or suggestive one

42.

Old Major is a character in Animal Farm and he is a boar. What is a boar called in Swedish?

a)

Åsna

b)

Mula

c)

Vildsvin

d)

Tupp

43.

What kind of animal is Boxer?

a)

Pig

b)

Horse

c)

Donkey

d)

Cow

44.

What is the name of the previous owner of the farm that the animals have seized power over?

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mr. James

c)

Mr. John

d)

Mr. Joseph

45.

What is an allegory?

a)

Repetition of one or more words at the beginning of sentences/phrases

b)

The use of dissimilar images in order to contrast their differences

c)

A paradox reduced to two words

d)

A story in which the characters and events represent particular qualities or ideas

46.

What is a maxim?

a)

A paradoxical statement involving conflicting emotions

b)

A short statement of a general truth or rule for behavior

c)

A word class involving adjectives, adverbs and prepositions

d)

A society where the ruling class has all the power and control

47.

What is Boxer’s personal maxim?

a)

All animals are not equal

b)

I will work harder

c)

Some animals are more equal than others

d)

Snowball is always wrong

48.

Is this a correct definition of ideology: “A set of beliefs or principles, especially one on which a political system, party, or organization is based”?

a)

Yes!

b)

No!

49.

What do the animals call their ideology?

a)

Socialism

b)

Communism

c)

Animalism

d)

Capitalism

50.

When the farmer reappears to take back his farm, the animals defeat him again. What is this battle called?

a)

The Battle of the Cowshed

b)

The Battle of Gettysburg

c)

The Battle of the Horse Stable

d)

The Battle of the Titans

51.

Is this a correct definition of propaganda: “Information, especially false information, that a government or organization spreads in order to influence people’s opinions and beliefs”?

a)

Yes!

b)

No!

52.

What is the name of Napoleon’s propagandist?

a)

Healer

b)

Squealer

c)

Snitcher

d)

Seeker

53.

Which historical person is Napoleon based on?

a)

Adolf Hitler

b)

Josef Stalin

c)

Vladimir Lenin

d)

Winston Churchill

54.

How many loyal attack dogs obey Napoleon’s command?

a)

3

b)

7

c)

9

d)

12

55.

Before the farm was taken over by the animals, Mr. Jones was the proprietor of the farm. What is a proprietor?

a)

A socialist

b)

A communist

c)

An owner

d)

A farmer

56.

What is the name of the song that Old Major teaches the other animals?

a)

Beasts of England

b)

Beasts of Burden

c)

Beasts of Utopia

d)

Beasts of Prosperity

57.
According to Old Major what is the root of the animals' problems?
a)
the animals constant bickering
b)
the humans
c)
a lack of political power
d)
the unfair working conditions
58.
Which character(s) are used by Napoleon to enforce his laws on the other animals?
a)
chickens
b)
hens
c)
the sheep
d)
dogs
59.
Orwell uses Animal Farm as a platform for
a)
warning readers about the nature of power
b)
satirizing human behavior
c)
comment of historical events
d)
all of the above
60.
Napoleon puts Snowball in the role of 
a)
scapegoat
b)
colleague
c)
ally
d)
mentor
61.
What does the windmill represent to the animals?
a)
the expansion of communism
b)
the power of the pigs
c)
the return of the humans
d)
enslavement of pigs
62.
Why do the pigs assume leadership on Animal Farm?
a)
they were voted into power
b)
Old Major was a pig, so it was expected
c)
they were the most intelligent animal
d)
the horses declined the leadership
63.
One of the commandments is 'what goes on two legs is an enemy'.
a)
true
b)
false
64.
The animals are lied to about Boxer's fate.
a)
true
b)
false
65.
Napoleon banished the Beasts of England because
a)
the animals sang it day and night
b)
Snowball wrote the lyrics
c)
the animals used it to inspire a revolution
d)
it predicted the humans return to power
66.
The ending of the story is ironic because
a)
the pigs remained in power
b)
the windmill is rebuilt
c)
there is no difference between the men the pigs
d)
thinking for oneself is dangerous
67.
Snowball represents
a)
Joseph Stalin
b)
Tsar Nicholas II
c)
Leon Trotsky
d)
the working class
68.
Benjamin could read and knew what the pigs were doing and chose to not do anything about it.
a)
true
b)
false
69.
The Russian Orthodox Church is represented by
a)
Benjamin
b)
Clover
c)
Mollie
d)
Moses
70.
Boxer represents
a)
the upper class bourgeoisie
b)
the working class
c)
Karl Marx
d)
George Orwell
71.
What title does Napoleon give himself?
a)
King of the Animals
b)
Lord of Manor Farm
c)
God of Beasts
d)
President of the Republic
72.
Which event in history is represented by Mr. Jones beign driven off of the farm?
a)
the Cold War
b)
World War I
c)
The Red Army's Invasion of Poland
d)
The Bolshevik Revolution
73.
Napoleon represents
a)
Leon Trotsky
b)
Tsar Nicholas II
c)
the proletariat
d)
Joseph Stalin
74.
Old Major's dream encourages
a)
allegiance to Napoleon
b)
rebellion against man
c)
honor among animals
d)
toil  and commitment yields big rewards
75.
The pigs are successful largely due to the blind devotion of the animals.
a)
true
b)
false
76.
What is a primary theme of Animal Farm?
a)
thinking for oneself is dangerous
b)
absolute power corrupts absolutely
c)
man wants to be controlled
d)
joint leadership is ideal
77.

Chapter 5: Which animal pulls Mollie aside to question her recent behavior?

a)

Boxer

b)

Clover

c)

Napoleon

d)

Snowball

78.

Chapter 5: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "[Clover said,] 'Mr. Pilkington's man was standing on the other side of the hedge. …he was talking to you and you were allowing him to stroke your nose. …' Hidden under the straw were a little pile of lump sugar and several bunches of ribbon of different colours." (46)

a)

Temptress

b)

Villain

c)

Hero

d)

Trickster

e)

Father Figure

79.

Chapter 5: After Mollie's disappearance, where does she finally reappear?

a)

On Pinchfield pulling a plow

b)

On Foxwood pulling a tram

c)

On the other side of Willingdon pulling a dog-cart.

d)

On Animal Farm to pull the plough

80.

Chapter 5: Which pig wins over the majority with his brilliant speeches?

a)

Snowball

b)

Napoleon

c)

Major

d)

Squealer

81.

Chapter 5: Which pig is good at canvassing support for himself in between meetings?

a)

Snowball

b)

Napoleon

c)

Major

d)

Squealer

82.

Chapter 5: Which pig does not come up with any plans to improve the farm, but always says his opponents will come to nothing?

a)

Snowball

b)

Napoleon

c)

Major

d)

Squealer

83.

Chapter 5: Which type of building does Snowball propose be built?

a)

A thresher

b)

A Grainmill

c)

A Windmill

d)

A milking barn

84.

Chapter 5: Which animal is adamantly against the windmill?

a)

Napoleon

b)

Boxer

c)

Clover

d)

Benjamin

85.

Chapter 5: In what fashion does Napoleon express his displeasure with the windmill plans?

a)

He wipes out a vital part

b)

He scribbles through most of it

c)

He urinates on them

d)

He voices it loudly

86.

Chapter 5: Which animal does not pick a side in regards to the windmill?

a)

Boxer

b)

Clover

c)

Benjamin

d)

Muriel

87.

Chapter 5: Which animals make up Napoleon's secret guard?

a)

The rest of the pigs

b)

The geese

c)

Some wild wolves and coyotes

d)

The puppies

88.

Chapter 5: What happens to Snowball in this chapter?

a)

Napoleon realizes that he is going to lose, and so he kills Snowball

b)

Napoleon believes he is going to win, so he tells Snowball to leave

c)

Napoleon believes he is going to lose, so he challenges Snowball to a duel

d)

Napoleon knows Snowball will win, so he chases Snowball off the farm

89.

Chapter 5: What misinformation does Squealer feed to the animals about Snowball?

a)

He is a war criminal

b)

He was working for Jones

c)

He wanted to kill them all

d)

He was plotting to bring Jones back

90.

Chapter 5: What new maxim does Boxer adopt after Snowball's expulsion?

a)

"I will work harder."

b)

"Four legs good, two legs bad."

c)

"Napoleon is always right."

d)

"All animals are equal."

91.

Chapter 5: What is set up on a stump at the foot of the flagstaff?

a)

Snowball's windmill plans

b)

A statue of Napoleon

c)

A barrel of apples

d)

Old Major's skull

92.

Chapter 2: Which animals became the leaders after Old Major's death?

a)

The pigs

b)

The cows

c)

The horses

d)

The sheep

93.

Chapter 2: Which pig is described as fierce-looking but not much of a talker?

a)

Napoleon

b)

Old Major

c)

Snowball

d)

Squealer

94.

Chapter 2: Which pig is described as vivacious and more inventive?

a)

Napoleon

b)

Old Major

c)

Snowball

d)

Squealer

95.

Chapter 2: Which pig is described as a brilliant talker?

a)

Napoleon

b)

Old Major

c)

Snowball

d)

Squealer

96.

Chapter 2: What is the animal "heaven" that Moses talks about?

a)

Sugarcandy Mountain

b)

Heaven

c)

Russia

d)

England

97.

Chapter 2: On what day does the rebellion begin?

a)

March 19

b)

Midsummer's Day

c)

Midsummer's Eve

d)

November 17

98.

Chapter 2: What do the animals do with the farm house?

a)

Turn it into a museum

b)

Burn it down

c)

Sell it

99.

Chapter 2: What name do the animals give to the farm?

a)

The Manor Farm

b)

Animal Farm

c)

Old Major's Farm

d)

The Rebellion Farm

100.

Chapter 2: What item disappears while the animals are harvesting the hay?

a)

Old Major's skull

b)

The school book the pigs used to learn to read and write

c)

Mollie's favorite ribbon

d)

The milk

101.

Chapter 1: What is the name of the human who owns the farm?

a)

Mr. Manor

b)

Mr. Jones

c)

Old Major

d)

Mr. Boxer

e)

Mr. Benjamin

102.

Chapter 1: What is the name of the farm?

a)

Animal Farm

b)

Manor Farm

c)

Jones Farm

d)

Boxer Farm

e)

Major Farm

103.

Chapter 9: An ailing Boxer indicates that what is his one real ambition?

a)

To see Napoleon overthrown

b)

To see Snowball return

c)

To see the windmill well underway

d)

To see the schoolhouse well underway

104.

Chapter 9: How old is Boxer in this chapter?

a)

10

b)

11

c)

12

d)

13

105.

Chapter 9: Which two groups of animals never have their rations reduced?

a)

Pigs

b)

Dogs

c)

Cows

d)

Sheep

e)

Horses

106.

Chapter 9: Complete the following quote. "…in those days they had all been _________ and now they were _________, and that made all the difference."

a)

free; slaves

b)

slaves; free

c)

free; hungry

d)

hungry; slaves

e)

slaves; well-fed

107.

Chapter 9: What are the young pigs encouraged to do?

a)

Play with the other young animals.

b)

Follow Boxer around.

c)

Not play with the other young animals.

d)

Not follow Boxer around.

e)

Hunt down Snowball.

108.

Chapter 9: What privilege are the pigs given for Sundays?

a)

A pint of beer

b)

A poem in their honor

c)

Two extra hours of sleep

d)

Green ribbons on their tails

109.

Chapter 9: What grain item is announced to be reserved for the pigs?

a)

Barley

b)

Wheat

c)

Oats

d)

Lentils

110.

Chapter 9: What slogan is written on the banner carried by Clover and Boxer?

a)

Napoleon is always right!

b)

Long live Animal Farm!

c)

Death to Humanity!

d)

Long live Comrade Napoleon!

111.

Chapter 9: What system of government does Animal Farm adopt?

a)

Republic

b)

Dictatorship

c)

Monarchy

d)

Democracy

112.

Chapter 9: Squealer begins circulating information that Snowball's wounds during the Battle of the Cowshed were caused by what?

a)

Frederick's knife

b)

Boxer's hooves

c)

Napoleon's teeth

d)

Moses the raven's talons

113.

Chapter 9: What is the pigs' attitude towards Moses the raven?

a)

They think he is wonderful and encourage the other animals to listen to him

b)

They think he is lying but allow him to remain on the farm

c)

They think he is lying and exile him from the farm

d)

They think he is wonderful but exile him from the farm

114.

Chapter 9: What profession is written on the side of the van that takes Boxer to the "hospital"?

a)

All-Star Animal Veteranarian

b)

Willingdon Hospital

c)

Horse Slaughterer

d)

Giant Tent Circus

115.

Chapter 9: What does Squealer claim are Boxer's last words?

a)

"Napoleon is always right."

b)

"Long live Snowball!"

c)

"Death to Humanity!"

d)

"Death to All Animals!"

116.

Chapter 9: Who does Squealer says owns the van that took Boxer away?

a)

The veteranarian

b)

The human doctor

c)

The knacker

d)

The circus master

117.

Chapter 9: How did the pigs acquire more money for whisky?

a)

They sold eggs without telling anyone

b)

They stole it from town

c)

Frederick sent it as a peace offering

d)

Napoleon sold Boxer to the knacker

118.

Chapter 6: In August, Napoleon announces that the animals may volunteer to work on Sundays. If they do not volunteer, what will happen?

a)

Nothing, it's volunteer work.

b)

They will get an apple while the others work.

c)

The others will get an apple and they will not.

d)

Their rations will be reduced by half.

119.

Chapter 6: How do the animals use to break apart the rocks in the quarry?

a)

Boxer's hooves

b)

Rolling them down the hill

c)

Pickaxes and shovels

d)

The rocks do not need broken.

120.

Chapter 6: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "To see him toiling up the slop inch by inch, his breath coming fast, the tips of his hoofs clawing at the ground, and his great sides matted with sweat, filled everyone with admiration." (61)

a)

Villain

b)

Temptress

c)

Hero

d)

Trickster

e)

Father Figure

121.

Chapter 6: How does Napoleon plan to get the needed materials for the windmill?

a)

Engage in trade with the neighboring farms

b)

Steal from the neighboring farms

c)

Begin producing the materials on their own farm

d)

Steal other animals from the neighboring farms and make ransom demands

122.

Chapter 6: How does Napoleon make the new arrangement palatable to the other animals?

a)

He tells them they will get to engage with humans again

b)

He tells them the humans will come directly to Animal Farm

c)

He tells them they will not have to engage with humans, he will take that upon himself

d)

He tells them no one will engage with humans

123.

Chapter 6: How does Squealer convince the animals that trade with humans was never prohibitted?

a)

He says that the benefit of trade outweighs the detriment of human interaction

b)

He says the benefit of trade will bring prosperity to the farm

c)

He says it was never prohibited, only talked about that maybe they should prohibit such things

d)

He asks if they have any proof, pointing out that it was never written down

124.

Chapter 6: How have the human's feelings towards Animal Farm changed?

a)

They hate Animal farm less now that it is prosperous

b)

They hate Animal Farm more now that it is prosperous

c)

They still feel the same way about Animal Farm

d)

They now love Animal Farm

125.

Chapter 6: What symptom of respect do the humans now demonstrate towards Animal Farm?

a)

They call it by its correct name: Animal Farm.

b)

They treat the animals as equals

c)

They learn the animals' names

d)

They do not show any respect towards Animal Farm

126.

Chapter 6: The pigs have made a change that shows they are above/unequal to the others. What is it?

a)

They get to call the other animals "slave"

b)

They get to stay up past curfew

c)

They get to sleep an hour later

d)

They get to go in to town

127.

Chapter 6: Which commandment have the pigs changed?

a)

1, about enemies

b)

3, about clothes

c)

4, about beds

d)

5, about alcohol

e)

6, about killing

128.

Chapter 6: Which animal frequently works by the light of the harvest moon?

a)

Benjamin

b)

Boxer

c)

Muriel

d)

Napoleon

129.

Chapter 6: Which animal refuses to grow enthusiastic about the windmill?

a)

Benjamin

b)

Boxer

c)

Muriel

d)

Napoleon

130.

Chapter 6: What happens to the windmill?

a)

It is completed within a year

b)

It is knocked over before it is complete

c)

It is completed, but much slower than expected

d)

It is never completed and stands half finished

131.

Chapter 6: To whom does Napoleon attribute the windmill's destruction?

a)

Snowball

b)

Frederick

c)

Jones

d)

Pilkington

132.

Chapter 6: What reward is offered to anyone who kills Snowball? (Choose 2)

a)

Animal Hero, First Class

b)

Animal Hero, Second Class

c)

Half a bushel of apples

d)

Half a bushel of oats

e)

Half a bushel of barley

133.

Chapter 7: After the first windmill falls, what change (if any) is made to the plans for the second wind mill?

a)

The walls are built thinner

b)

The windmill is built shorter

c)

The walls are built thicker

d)

No changes are made

134.

Chapter 7: What lie does Napoleon instruct animals to tell Whymper on his weekly visits?

a)

Snowball is on Frederick's farm

b)

Rations had been increased

c)

Everyone had apples daily

d)

The other animals never speak to Whymper

135.

Chapter 7: What is the only reason Napoleon comes out of the house?

a)

Ceremony

b)

Meal times

c)

Morning meetings

d)

Evening meetings

136.

Chapter 7: What reason do the animals give to not follow orders when told they must give up the item to get grain and meal?

a)

The cows' milk is needed for the baby animals

b)

The horses' oats are needed to keep them from getting sick

c)

It will hurt the ducks to pull out their feathers

d)

It is murder to sell the chickens' eggs

137.

Chapter 7: How do the animals protest the new trade item?

a)

The cows refuse to be milked

b)

The horses refuse to plow the fields

c)

The ducks all fly away

d)

The chickens lay their eggs from the rafters

138.

Chapter 7: Who advises Napoleon to sell the pile of timber?

a)

Mr. Whymper

b)

Mr. Jones

c)

Squealer

d)

Boxer

139.

Chapter 7: To whom is Snowball have rumored to have sold himself?

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mr. Frederick

c)

Mr. Pilkington

d)

Mr. Whymper

140.

Chapter 7: For whom was Snowball said to have been working?

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mr. Frederick

c)

Mr. Pilkington

d)

Mr. Whymper

141.

Chapter 7: Who questions the idea that Snowball was a traitor in the Battle of Cowshed?

a)

Muriel

b)

Benjamin

c)

Boxer

d)

Bluebell

142.

Chapter 7: What reason does Squealer give for not showing the animals the documents that incriminate Snowball?

a)

He burned the letters

b)

Snowball took the letter with him

c)

Napoleon sword him to secrecy

d)

The other animals can't read

143.

Chapter 7: With which animals does Napoleon begin his purge?

a)

Boxer

b)

The Majorca hens who led the protest

c)

The pigs who protested about the meetings

d)

The cows who led the protest

144.

Chapter 7: What punishment is given to the "traitorous" animals?

a)

No rations for a week

b)

Reduced rations for a week

c)

Death

d)

Banishment from the farm

145.

Chapter 7: What has Napoleon outlawed?

a)

Gathering of three or more animals

b)

Singing Beasts of England

c)

Firing of the gun

d)

Leaving the farm

146.
This is how animals would refer to Napoleon in a formal manner....
a)
our father, Comrade Napoleon
b)
our leader, Comrade Napoleon
c)
our God, Comrade Napoleon
d)
our dictator, Comrade Napoleon
147.
To whom did Napoleon sell the timber?
a)
Fredrick
b)
Pilkington
c)
Whymper
d)
Jones
148.
How did Fredrick destroy the windmill?
a)
Jack hammer
b)
Pushed it over
c)
Blasting powder
d)
Set it on fire
149.
When Squealer announced "Comrade Napoleon is dying!" what was really happening?
a)
Napoleon was hungover
b)
Napoleon was already dead
c)
Napoleon had been wounded
d)
Napoleon was losing his mind
150.
What was added to the commandment No animal shall drink alcohol?
a)
or they will die
b)
to excess
c)
made from barley
d)
on Sundays
151.
Benjamin read a commandment for Clover at the beginning of chapter 8.
a)
True
b)
False
152.
Why did the animals think the sixth commandment, "No animal shall kill any other animal," had not been broken?
a)
They did not think any animals had been killed
b)
The words "without cause" had been added, so the animals deserved to be killed for being traitors
c)
The animals were poisoned, so technically they had not been killed by another animal
d)
The animals had been killed by Jones and his men, and were not killed by other animals
153.
What was added to the wall of the big barn?
a)
The words to "Beasts of England" and a picture of all the animals, painted by Squealer
b)
Four legs good, two legs bad and Animal Farm
c)
The poem written for Napoleon and a portrait of Napoleon painted by Squealer
d)
A picture of the animals who died in battle
154.

Chapter 10: Despite discussions of what to do with superannuated animals, what has not happened?

a)

No animal has died

b)

No animal has retired

c)

No animal has left the farm

d)

No animal has joined the farm

155.

Chapter 10: Which of the following changes happened through a deal with Mr. Pilkington?

a)

The farm acquired three more horses

b)

The farm has lost two fields

c)

The farm has gained two fields

d)

The farm has another windmill

156.

Chapter 10: Complete the following quote: "The truest happiness, he said, lay in _________ and living frugally." (129)

a)

working hard

b)

relxing often

c)

sleeping deeply

d)

exercising often

157.

Chapter 10: Complete the following quote: "No creature called any other creature ' _________.' All animals were equal."

a)

Comrade

b)

Master

c)

Leader

d)

Friend

158.

Chapter 10: How long does Squealer keep the sheep apart from everyone else?

a)

One full day

b)

Three days

c)

A month

d)

One week

159.

Chapter 10: What causes Clover to neigh in terror?

a)

Napoleon talking with Frederick

b)

Boxer returning to the farm

c)

Squealer walking on two legs

d)

A dead sheep in the yard

160.

Chapter 10: While the pigs are all walking in a line, what does Napoleon have that no other pig carries?

a)

A ribbon

b)

A bowler hat

c)

A whip

d)

A pipe

161.

Chapter 10: What new maxim has Squealer taught the sheep?

a)

Four legs good, two legs better!

b)

Long live Napoleon!

c)

Death to Humanity!

d)

Four legs good, two legs bad!

162.

Chapter 10: Which human gives a speech at the gathering at the end of the novella?

a)

Mr. Whymper

b)

Mr. Pilkington

c)

Mr. Frederick

d)

Mr. Jones

163.

Chapter 10: Which practices does Napoleon say he will be suppressing?

a)

The animals calling each other "Comrade"

b)

The animals firing a gun on holidays

c)

The animals marching past old Major's skull

d)

The animals not talking to humans

164.

Chapter 10: What is the final change that Napoleon makes to the farm in the novella?

a)

He changes the flag

b)

He changes the name

c)

He changes the ownership back to Jones

d)

He kills all the original animals

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