WorksheetsAnimal Farm | Chapters 1-5
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Chapter 1: What is the name of the human who owns the farm?
Mr. Manor
Mr. Jones
Old Major
Mr. Boxer
Mr. Benjamin
Chapter 1: What is the name of the farm?
Animal Farm
Manor Farm
Jones Farm
Boxer Farm
Major Farm
Chapter 1: In what state is the owner of the farm when we first meet him?
The book says he is exhausted
The book says he is happy
The book does not say how he feels
The book says he is drunk
The book says he is angry
Chapter 1: Why do all of the animals gather together after their master has gone to bed?
Old Major is going to give a speech
Boxer wants to show off a new trick
Benjamin is having a rage attack
The ducklings have lost their mother
The cows are in labor
Chapter 1: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "Old Major…was so highly regarded on the farm that everyone was quite ready to lose an hour's sleep in order to hear what he had to say." (4)
Hero
Mother Figure
Trickster
Father Figure
Damsel in Distress
Chapter 1: Which group of animals sits directly in front of Old Major?
The dogs
The cows
The pigs
The chickens
The pigeons
Chapter 1: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "Clover made a sort of wall round them…, and the ducklings nestled down inside it and promptly feel asleep." (5)
Hero
Mother Figure
Trickster
Father Figure
Damsel in Distress
Chapter 1: Who is the oldest animal on the farm?
Boxer, the work horse
Old Major, the boar
Jessie, the dog
Moses, the Raven
Benjamin, the donkey
Chapter 1: Which two animals share a special bond with one another? (Pick 2)
Boxer, the work horse
Old Major, the boar
Jessie, the dog
Moses, the Raven
Benjamin, the donkey
Chapter 1: Complete the quote: "The life of an animal is __________ and __________: that is the plain truth." (7)
joy; freedom
joy; slavery
misery; freedom
misery; slavery
freedom; slavery
Chapter 1: Old Major warns that, if they do not rebel against the humans, Boxer will be sent where?
To the knacker
To the butcher
To another farm
To the pond/lake
Chapter 1: Complete the quote: "Whatever goes upon __________ legs is an enemy. Whatever goes upon __________ legs, or has wings, is a friend." (11)
four; two
three; two
three; four
four; three
two; four
Chapter 1: What is the name of the song that Old Major teaches the other animals?
Beasts of England
My Country 'Tis of Thee
The English Anthem
The Beast Anthem
Anthem of Beasts
Chapter 1: Why does the animal's meeting end?
They have nothing else to discuss
They get into an argument about the rats
Mr. Jones shoots his gun
Mr. Jones walks into the barn
They are ready to sleep
Chapter 1: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "…and the cat, who was afterwards discovered to have voted on both sides." (10)
Hero
Mother Figure
Trickster
Father Figure
Damsel in Distress
Chapter 1: What is the name of the human who owns the farm?
Mr. Manor
Mr. Jones
Old Major
Mr. Boxer
Mr. Benjamin
Chapter 1: What is the name of the farm?
Animal Farm
Manor Farm
Jones Farm
Boxer Farm
Major Farm
Chapter 1: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "Old Major…was so highly regarded on the farm that everyone was quite ready to lose an hour's sleep in order to hear what he had to say." (4)
Hero
Mother Figure
Trickster
Father Figure
Damsel in Distress
Chapter 1: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "Clover made a sort of wall round them…, and the ducklings nestled down inside it and promptly feel asleep." (5)
Hero
Mother Figure
Trickster
Father Figure
Damsel in Distress
Chapter 2: Which animals became the leaders after Old Major's death?
The pigs
The cows
The horses
The sheep
Chapter 2: Which pig is described as fierce-looking but not much of a talker?
Napoleon
Old Major
Snowball
Squealer
Chapter 2: Which pig is described as vivacious and more inventive?
Napoleon
Old Major
Snowball
Squealer
Chapter 2: Which pig is described as a brilliant talker?
Napoleon
Old Major
Snowball
Squealer
Chapter 2: What is the animal "heaven" that Moses talks about?
Sugarcandy Mountain
Heaven
Russia
England
Chapter 2: On what day does the rebellion begin?
March 19
Midsummer's Day
Midsummer's Eve
November 17
Chapter 2: What item is Mollie disappointed will be considered clothing?
Ribbons
Harnesses
Saddles
Bits
Chapter 2: What do the animals do with the farm house?
Turn it into a museum
Burn it down
Sell it
Chapter 2: What name do the animals give to the farm?
The Manor Farm
Animal Farm
Old Major's Farm
The Rebellion Farm
Chapter 2: What is the last commandment the pigs write on the wall?
No animal shall wear clothes
What goes upon two legs is an enemy
No animal shall kill any other animal
All animals are equal
Chapter 2: What item disappears while the animals are harvesting the hay?
Old Major's skull
The school book the pigs used to learn to read and write
Mollie's favorite ribbon
The milk
Chapter 3: What is significant about the hay harvest?
It is an even bigger success than they had hoped
It is smaller than they had hoped
Mr. Jones comes back to help them
The neighboring farms assist with the harvest
Chapter 3: How long does the hay harvest take?
2 days’ more time than it had usually
2 days’ less time than it usually had
The same amount of time it had usually taken
Chapter 3: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? “With the worthless parasitical human beings gone, there was more for everyone to eat.” (28)
Trickster
Temptress
Villain
Hero
Chapter 3: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? “Boxer was the admiration of everybody.” (29)
Trickster
Temptress
Villain
Hero
Chapter 3: Which phrase does Boxer adopt as his personal motto?
“I will work harder!”
“Four legs good, two legs bad.”
“All animals are equal.”
“Long live Napoleon!”
Chapter 3: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "...she always made such excellent excuses, and purred so affectionately, that it was impossible not to believe in her good intentions."
Trickster
Temptress
Villain
Hero
Chapter 3: Which animal points out that he/she has lived longer than everybody else and, thus, seen more than anyone else?
Muriel the goat
Clover the cart horse
Napoleon the pig
Benjamin the donkey
Chapter 3: How do the animals end their meetings?
Praying to the Sugarcandy Mountain gods.
Singing Beasts of England
Marching around the farm
Chanting the Seven Commandments
Chapter 3: What do most animals on the farm accomplish by the autumn?
They are able to sing Beasts of England
They are able to recite the Seven Commandments
They are literate in some degree
They can walk on two legs
Chapter 3: What maxim does Snowball teach to the animals who cannot memorize the Seven Commandments?
“I will work harder!”
“Four legs good, two legs bad.”
“All animals are equal.”
“Long live Napoleon!”
Chapter 3: According to Snowball, what is the distinguishing mark of man?
He can speak
He wears clothes
He has hands
He drinks alcohol
Chapter 3: Which animal believes the education of the young is more important than that of the grown?
Muriel the goat
Clover the cart horse
Napoleon the pig
Benjamin the donkey
Chapter 3: What is done with the milk every day?
It is sold to Jones
It is shared amongst the animals
The cat drinks it
The pigs mix it into their mash
Chapter 3: Which statement best supports the pigs as a tricksters?
“...surely there is no one among you who wants to see Jones come back?” (36)
“It is for your sake that we drink that milk and eat those apples.” (36)
“A bird’s wing, comrades...is an organ of propulsion and not manipulation. It should therefore be regarded as a leg.” (34)
“Gee up, comrade!” (28)
Chapter 3: Which animal is almost as good as the pigs at reading?
Muriel the goat
Clover the cart horse
Napoleon the pig
Benjamin the donkey
Chapter 4: Why do Napoleon and Snowball send pigeons to the neighboring farms?
They are searching for Jones
They are stirring up rebellion on other farms
They want to move farms
They are sending messages to the farmers
Chapter 4: Who is "an easy-going gentleman" who likes to hunt and fish?
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Jones
Mr. Whymper
Chapter 4: Who is "a tough, shrewd man" who faces many lawsuits and drives hard bargains?
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Jones
Mr. Whymper
Chapter 4: Why do Frederick and Pilkington say that the animals are "rapidly starving to death"?
They are worried their own animals will revolt
They know it is true
They are trying to make Mr. Jones feel better
The animals are very thin
Chapter 4: What grotesque practice do Frederick and Pilkington claim the animals are committing on Animal Farm?
They are not farming the land
They are eating each other's feces
They are practicing cannibalism
They are repeatedly singing Katy Perry
Chapter 4: Why do humans not like the singing of Beasts of England?
They think the tune is annoying
They don't understand the words
It's a rip-off of their national anthem
They hear in it a prophecy to their future doom
Chapter 4: Which animal had studied Julius Caesar's campaigns in preparation for an eventual battle?
Napoleon
Snowball
Boxer
Benjamin
Chapter 4: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote: "He gave his orders quickly, and in a couple of minutes every animal was at his post." (40)
Trickster
Temptress
Villain
Hero
Father Figure
Chapter 4: Which option best sums up the following quote: "[The humans] saw, as they imagined, their enemies in flight, and they rushed after them in disorder. This was just what Snowball had intended… [the animals] had been lying in ambush in the cowshed."
The humans are winning the battle
The animals are losing the battle
The humans tricked the animals during the battle
The animals tricked the humans during the battle
Chapter 4: Who does Boxer believe he has killed?
A stable-lad
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
Chapter 4: Complete the quote: "War is __________. The only good __________ is a dead one." (43)
hell; animal
hell; human being
war; animal
war; human being
Chapter 4: What is the point of Snowball's speech at the sheep's funeral?
All animals must be ready to kill humans
All animals must be ready to kill each other
All animals must be ready to die for Animal Farm
No animal should have to die for Animal Farm
Chapter 4: Upon whom is the decoration "Animal Hero, First Class" bestowed?
Snowball
Boxer
Napoleon
Benjamin
Muriel
Chapter 4: What do they call the battle?
Snowball's Victory
Boxer's Triumph
The Battle of Cowshed
The Battle of Animal Farm
Chapter 4: How many times a year do they shoot off the gun?
Once
Twice
Three times
Four times
Five times
Chapter 5: Which animal pulls Mollie aside to question her recent behavior?
Boxer
Clover
Napoleon
Snowball
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)
Temptress
Villain
Hero
Trickster
Father Figure
Chapter 5: After Mollie's disappearance, where does she finally reappear?
On Pinchfield pulling a plow
On Foxwood pulling a tram
On the other side of Willingdon pulling a dog-cart.
On Animal Farm to pull the plough
Chapter 5: Which pig wins over the majority with his brilliant speeches?
Snowball
Napoleon
Major
Squealer
Chapter 5: Which pig is good at canvassing support for himself in between meetings?
Snowball
Napoleon
Major
Squealer
Chapter 5: Which pig does not come up with any plans to improve the farm, but always says his opponents will come to nothing?
Snowball
Napoleon
Major
Squealer
Chapter 5: Which type of building does Snowball propose be built?
A thresher
A Grainmill
A Windmill
A milking barn
Chapter 5: Which animal is adamantly against the windmill?
Napoleon
Boxer
Clover
Benjamin
Chapter 5: In what fashion does Napoleon express his displeasure with the windmill plans?
He wipes out a vital part
He scribbles through most of it
He urinates on them
He voices it loudly
Chapter 5: Which animal does not pick a side in regards to the windmill?
Boxer
Clover
Benjamin
Muriel
Chapter 5: Which animals make up Napoleon's secret guard?
The rest of the pigs
The geese
Some wild wolves and coyotes
The puppies
Chapter 5: What happens to Snowball in this chapter?
Napoleon realizes that he is going to lose, and so he kills Snowball
Napoleon believes he is going to win, so he tells Snowball to leave
Napoleon believes he is going to lose, so he challenges Snowball to a duel
Napoleon knows Snowball will win, so he chases Snowball off the farm
Chapter 5: What misinformation does Squealer feed to the animals about Snowball?
He is a war criminal
He was working for Jones
He wanted to kill them all
He was plotting to bring Jones back
Chapter 5: What new maxim does Boxer adopt after Snowball's expulsion?
"I will work harder."
"Four legs good, two legs bad."
"Napoleon is always right."
"All animals are equal."
Chapter 5: What is set up on a stump at the foot of the flagstaff?
Snowball's windmill plans
A statue of Napoleon
A barrel of apples
Old Major's skull
