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Animal Farm

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was the author of the novella Animal Farm?

a)

George Orwell

b)

Gorge Orwell

c)

George Orwel

d)

Geroge Orwall

2.

What is the definition of the bourgeoisie?

a)

Rich people

b)

People who like burgers

c)

Working class

d)

Middle class

e)

Upper class

3.

Spell the term used for working class.

(a)  

4.

What was Animal Farm called at the end of the novella?

a)

Animal Farm

b)

Napoleolen Farm

c)

Manor Farm

d)

Territory of the Pigs

5.

Who is Animal Farm's broker?

a)

Mrs Whymper

b)

Mr Pilkington

c)

Mr Pilkinson

d)

Mr Whymper

6.

What do the dogs represent in the context of the Russian Revolution?

a)

KGF

b)

KGB

c)

Secret Police

d)

Police

e)

KFC

7.

This is an example of...

"He [Napoleon] would be only too happy to let you make your decisions for yourselves."

(a)  

8.

Select three consequtive events in Animal Farm.

a)

Snowball is exiled

b)

Napoleon gains absolute power

c)

Construction of windmill

d)

Mollie escapes

9.

What is audience imperative?

a)

Positioning of viewer

b)

Audience manners during a performance

c)

Audience viewing a performance

10.

What are the neighbouring farms of Animal Farm?

a)

Foxwool

b)

Foxwood

c)

Pinchfield

d)

Pinchfeild

e)

Foxglove

11.

What was the time period of the Russian Revolution?

a)

1916 - 1923

b)

1916 - 1925

c)

1917 - 1925

d)

1917 - 1923

12.

How many pigs were featured in Animal Farm?

a)

Not stated

b)

3

c)

4

d)

A lot

13.

Who were the first animal/s to attack in the Battle of the Cowshed?

a)

Snowball

b)

The pigeons

c)

The geese

d)

Napoleon

14.

Which of these are part of the seven commandments throughout the whole novel?

a)

All animals should eat equal amounts of hay.

b)

All animals are equal, but the pigs are more equal than others.

c)

All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.

d)

Whatever goes upon three legs is an enemy.