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WorksheetsAnimal Farm | Chapters 6-10
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Chapter 6: In August, Napoleon announces that the animals may volunteer to work on Sundays. If they do not volunteer, what will happen?
Nothing, it's volunteer work.
They will get an apple while the others work.
The others will get an apple and they will not.
Their rations will be reduced by half.
Chapter 6: How do the animals use to break apart the rocks in the quarry?
Boxer's hooves
Rolling them down the hill
Pickaxes and shovels
The rocks do not need broken.
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)
Villain
Temptress
Hero
Trickster
Father Figure
Chapter 6: How does Napoleon plan to get the needed materials for the windmill?
Engage in trade with the neighboring farms
Steal from the neighboring farms
Begin producing the materials on their own farm
Steal other animals from the neighboring farms and make ransom demands
Chapter 6: How does Napoleon make the new arrangement palatable to the other animals?
He tells them they will get to engage with humans again
He tells them the humans will come directly to Animal Farm
He tells them they will not have to engage with humans, he will take that upon himself
He tells them no one will engage with humans
Chapter 6: How does Squealer convince the animals that trade with humans was never prohibitted?
He says that the benefit of trade outweighs the detriment of human interaction
He says the benefit of trade will bring prosperity to the farm
He says it was never prohibited, only talked about that maybe they should prohibit such things
He asks if they have any proof, pointing out that it was never written down
Chapter 6: How have the human's feelings towards Animal Farm changed?
They hate Animal farm less now that it is prosperous
They hate Animal Farm more now that it is prosperous
They still feel the same way about Animal Farm
They now love Animal Farm
Chapter 6: What symptom of respect do the humans now demonstrate towards Animal Farm?
They call it by its correct name: Animal Farm.
They treat the animals as equals
They learn the animals' names
They do not show any respect towards Animal Farm
Chapter 6: The pigs have made a change that shows they are above/unequal to the others. What is it?
They get to call the other animals "slave"
They get to stay up past curfew
They get to sleep an hour later
They get to go in to town
Chapter 6: Which commandment have the pigs changed?
1, about enemies
3, about clothes
4, about beds
5, about alcohol
6, about killing
Chapter 6: Which animal frequently works by the light of the harvest moon?
Benjamin
Boxer
Muriel
Napoleon
Chapter 6: Which animal refuses to grow enthusiastic about the windmill?
Benjamin
Boxer
Muriel
Napoleon
Chapter 6: What happens to the windmill?
It is completed within a year
It is knocked over before it is complete
It is completed, but much slower than expected
It is never completed and stands half finished
Chapter 6: To whom does Napoleon attribute the windmill's destruction?
Snowball
Frederick
Jones
Pilkington
Chapter 6: What reward is offered to anyone who kills Snowball? (Choose 2)
Animal Hero, First Class
Animal Hero, Second Class
Half a bushel of apples
Half a bushel of oats
Half a bushel of barley
Chapter 7: After the first windmill falls, what change (if any) is made to the plans for the second wind mill?
The walls are built thinner
The windmill is built shorter
The walls are built thicker
No changes are made
Chapter 7: What lie does Napoleon instruct animals to tell Whymper on his weekly visits?
Snowball is on Frederick's farm
Rations had been increased
Everyone had apples daily
The other animals never speak to Whymper
Chapter 7: What is the only reason Napoleon comes out of the house?
Ceremony
Meal times
Morning meetings
Evening meetings
Chapter 7: What farm product is now going to be sold in order to get more grain and meal?
The cows' milk
The horses' oats
The ducks' feathers
The chickens' eggs
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?
The cows' milk is needed for the baby animals
The horses' oats are needed to keep them from getting sick
It will hurt the ducks to pull out their feathers
It is murder to sell the chickens' eggs
Chapter 7: How do the animals protest the new trade item?
The cows refuse to be milked
The horses refuse to plow the fields
The ducks all fly away
The chickens lay their eggs from the rafters
Chapter 7: Who advises Napoleon to sell the pile of timber?
Mr. Whymper
Mr. Jones
Squealer
Boxer
Chapter 7: Who do the animals blame when things go wrong on the farm?
Napoleon
Mollie
Snowball
Boxer
Chapter 7: To whom is Snowball have rumored to have sold himself?
Mr. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Whymper
Chapter 7: For whom was Snowball said to have been working?
Mr. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Whymper
Chapter 7: Who questions the idea that Snowball was a traitor in the Battle of Cowshed?
Muriel
Benjamin
Boxer
Bluebell
Chapter 7: What reason does Squealer give for not showing the animals the documents that incriminate Snowball?
He burned the letters
Snowball took the letter with him
Napoleon sword him to secrecy
The other animals can't read
Chapter 7: With which animals does Napoleon begin his purge?
Boxer
The Majorca hens who led the protest
The pigs who protested about the meetings
The cows who led the protest
Chapter 7: What punishment is given to the "traitorous" animals?
No rations for a week
Reduced rations for a week
Death
Banishment from the farm
Chapter 7: What has Napoleon outlawed?
Gathering of three or more animals
Singing Beasts of England
Firing of the gun
Leaving the farm
Chapter 8: Which commandment is changed as a follow-up to the events of the previous chapter?
Commandment 4: No beds
Commandment 3: No clothes
Commandment 5: No alcohol
Commandment 6: No killing
Chapter 8: Complete the quote. "All the same, there were days when they felt that they would sooner have had less _________ and more food." (92)
figures
fighting
fear
future
Chapter 8: What day is added to the list of major holidays for Animal Farm?
The day Animal Farm began trading
Napoleon's birthday
The day of Snowball's expulsion
The day of Old Major's death
Chapter 8: Which pig composed a poem entitled Comrade Napoleon?
Pinkeye
Squealer
Minimus
Snowball
Chapter 8: Why does Napoleon not want to sell the timber to Frederick?
Frederick tortures his animals
Pilkington is nicer to the animals
Whymper says Frederick doesn't want to buy it
Frederick will not offer a reasonable price
Chapter 8: Which pig is given the job of tasting all of Napoleon's food before he eats it?
Pinkeye
Squealer
Minimus
Snowball
Chapter 8: Which human is said to torture his animals in various ways, such as throwing a dog into the furnace?
Frederick
Pilkington
Whymper
Jones
Chapter 8: How was Squealer able to convince the animals that Snowball was never decorated for bravery after the Battle of Cowshed?
He shows them pictures
He says Napoleon says it's true
He says their memories are poor
He says Frederick reminded him
Chapter 8: Which line of text offers the best example of foreshadowing for the windmill being destroyed a second time?
"In autumn, by a tremendous, exhausting effort…the windmill was finished." (98)
"Napoleon himself…came down to inspect the completed work…" (98)
"Tired and proud, the animals walked round and round their masterpiece, which appeared even more beautiful in their eyes than when it had been built the first time." (98)
"Nothing short of explosives would lay them low this time!" (98)
Chapter 8: To which human does Napoleon sell the timber?
Frederick
Pilkington
Whymper
Jones
Chapter 8: Which archetype is best supported by the following quote? "Throughout the whole period of his seeming friendship with Pilkington, Napoleon had really been in secret agreement with Frederick." (99)
Villain
Trickster
Father Figure
Temptress
Hero
Chapter 8: Why does Pilkington not want to send help to Animal Farm?
He wants to see the animals fail
Napoleon sent him insulting messages
Pilkington is teamed up with Frederick
Pilkington still feels sorry for Jones
Chapter 8: After Napoleon sells the timber to Frederick, what does he realize about the payment?
The cheque was bad
The payment was too small
The bank notes were forgeries
The payment was too large
Chapter 8: What encourages the animals to rally and drive out Mr. Frederick and his men?
The men kill Napoleon
The men kill Boxer
The men destroy the farmhouse
The men destroy the windmill
Chapter 8: After the events of the Battle of the Windmill, which two commandments do the pigs break while celebrating?
Commandment 3: No clothes
Commandment 4: No beds
Commandment 5: No alcohol
Commandment 6: No killing
Chapter 9: An ailing Boxer indicates that what is his one real ambition?
To see Napoleon overthrown
To see Snowball return
To see the windmill well underway
To see the schoolhouse well underway
Chapter 9: How old is Boxer in this chapter?
10
11
12
13
Chapter 9: Which two groups of animals never have their rations reduced?
Pigs
Dogs
Cows
Sheep
Horses
Chapter 9: Complete the following quote. "…in those days they had all been _________ and now they were _________, and that made all the difference."
free; slaves
slaves; free
free; hungry
hungry; slaves
slaves; well-fed
Chapter 9: What are the young pigs encouraged to do?
Play with the other young animals.
Follow Boxer around.
Not play with the other young animals.
Not follow Boxer around.
Hunt down Snowball.
Chapter 9: What privilege are the pigs given for Sundays?
A pint of beer
A poem in their honor
Two extra hours of sleep
Green ribbons on their tails
Chapter 9: What grain item is announced to be reserved for the pigs?
Barley
Wheat
Oats
Lentils
Chapter 9: What slogan is written on the banner carried by Clover and Boxer?
Napoleon is always right!
Long live Animal Farm!
Death to Humanity!
Long live Comrade Napoleon!
Chapter 9: What system of government does Animal Farm adopt?
Republic
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Democracy
Chapter 9: Squealer begins circulating information that Snowball's wounds during the Battle of the Cowshed were caused by what?
Frederick's knife
Boxer's hooves
Napoleon's teeth
Moses the raven's talons
Chapter 9: What is the pigs' attitude towards Moses the raven?
They think he is wonderful and encourage the other animals to listen to him
They think he is lying but allow him to remain on the farm
They think he is lying and exile him from the farm
They think he is wonderful but exile him from the farm
Chapter 9: What profession is written on the side of the van that takes Boxer to the "hospital"?
All-Star Animal Veteranarian
Willingdon Hospital
Horse Slaughterer
Giant Tent Circus
Chapter 9: What does Squealer claim are Boxer's last words?
"Napoleon is always right."
"Long live Snowball!"
"Death to Humanity!"
"Death to All Animals!"
Chapter 9: Who does Squealer says owns the van that took Boxer away?
The veteranarian
The human doctor
The knacker
The circus master
Chapter 9: How did the pigs acquire more money for whisky?
They sold eggs without telling anyone
They stole it from town
Frederick sent it as a peace offering
Napoleon sold Boxer to the knacker
Chapter 10: Despite discussions of what to do with superannuated animals, what has not happened?
No animal has died
No animal has retired
No animal has left the farm
No animal has joined the farm
Chapter 10: Which of the following changes happened through a deal with Mr. Pilkington?
The farm acquired three more horses
The farm has lost two fields
The farm has gained two fields
The farm has another windmill
Chapter 10: Complete the following quote: "The truest happiness, he said, lay in _________ and living frugally." (129)
working hard
relxing often
sleeping deeply
exercising often
Chapter 10: Complete the following quote: "Only old Benjamin professed to remember every detail of his long life and to know that hunger, hardship, and _________ [were]…the unalterable law of life." (130)
happiness
horror
disappointment
excitement
Chapter 10: What fact gives the animals a sense of honor and privilege?
Napoleon is their leader
The windmill is finally built
More animals have joined their farm
Animal farm is owned and operated by animals
Chapter 10: Complete the following quote: "No creature called any other creature ' _________.' All animals were equal."
Comrade
Master
Leader
Friend
Chapter 10: How long does Squealer keep the sheep apart from everyone else?
One full day
Three days
A month
One week
Chapter 10: What causes Clover to neigh in terror?
Napoleon talking with Frederick
Boxer returning to the farm
Squealer walking on two legs
A dead sheep in the yard
Chapter 10: While the pigs are all walking in a line, what does Napoleon have that no other pig carries?
A ribbon
A bowler hat
A whip
A pipe
Chapter 10: What new maxim has Squealer taught the sheep?
Four legs good, two legs better!
Long live Napoleon!
Death to Humanity!
Four legs good, two legs bad!
Chapter 10: Which commandments does Napoleon personally break by the end of the novella?
Commandment 3: No clothes
Commandment 4: No beds
Commandment 5: no alcohol
Commandment 6: no killing
Chapter 10: Which human gives a speech at the gathering at the end of the novella?
Mr. Whymper
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Jones
Chapter 10: Which practices does Napoleon say he will be suppressing?
The animals calling each other "Comrade"
The animals firing a gun on holidays
The animals marching past old Major's skull
The animals not talking to humans
Chapter 10: What is the new flag of the farm?
A plain red background
A red background with a hammer and sickle
A green background with a hoof and horn
A plain green background
Chapter 10: What is the final change that Napoleon makes to the farm in the novella?
He changes the flag
He changes the name
He changes the ownership back to Jones
He kills all the original animals
