WorksheetsAnimal Farm 9-10
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Chapter 9: What do the pigs start wearing in chapter 9?
Shoes
Jackets
Scarves
Ribbons
Chapter 9: Which two groups of animals never have their rations reduced?
Pigs
Dogs
Cows
Sheep
Horses
Chapter 9: What grain item is announced to be reserved for the pigs?
Barley
Wheat
Oats
Lentils
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: Why did Napoleon set aside the field beyond the orchard for growing barley?
a. Because he wanted to trade barley with either Mr. Frederick or Mr. Pilkington.
a. Because the horses needed more food in order to keep working on the windmill.
a. Because the pigs wanted to brew beer for themselves.
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: Who does Squealer says owns the van that took Boxer away?
The veterinary surgeon
The human doctor
The knacker
The circus master
Chapter 9: Why was Benjamin so upset when a van came to take Boxer away?
a. Because the van was driven by Mr. Frederick, and Benjamin thought Boxer was being sold.
a. Because Boxer had betrayed the other animals and joined Snowball.
a. Because the van belonged to a horse slaughterer and glue boiler.
Chapter 9: How did the pigs acquire more money for whiskey?
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 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 10: At the beginning of Chapter 10, what has happened to most of the animals from the revolution?
Most of the animals are still thriving
Most of the animals are dead
Most of the animals have run away
Most of the animals are now millionaires
Chapter 10: How many animals have been allowed to retire?
One animal.
No animals.
Twelve animals.
Chapter 10: What new maxim/motto has Squealer taught the sheep?
Four legs good, two legs bad!
Death to Napoleon!
Four legs good, two legs better!
Death to Humanity!
Chapter 10: What causes Clover to neigh in terror?
A zombie pig
A dead sheep
Boxer returning to the farm
Squealer walking on two legs
Chapter 10: What is the most recent commandment?
All animals are equal, but pigs are best.
All animals are friends.
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.
All animals are animals.
Chapter 10: What is the final change that Napoleon makes to the farm in the novel?
He gives ownership of the farm back to Jones
He orders to kill any original animals from the Rebellion
He changes the flag
He changes the name from Animal Farm back to Manor Farm
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: Why do the animals have difficulty remembering the Rebellion and the ideas of Animalism?
They do not want to remember.
They are being tricked by Snowball and the other humans.
Now there are so many animals on the farm who were born or bought after the Rebellion.
Chapter 10: In the last couple of paragraphs, a fight breaks out between the pigs and the humans. What are they fighting about?
a. The humans brought guns and tried to destroy Animal Farm’s windmill.
a. Napoleon and Mr. Pilkington were both accusing each other of cheating at cards.
a. Snowball returned, and the pigs and humans were accusing each other of being friends with him.
Chapter 10: True/False: By the end of the novel, the pigs have become indistinguishable from the humans.
True
False
