WorksheetsAnimal Farm Ch 6-10 Quiz
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
Animal Farm went from being a monarchy to communism to a:
Democracy
Republic
Socialist country
Nationalist country
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 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: 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: 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: 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: 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
The experience of collectively controlling their own labor and food causes most animals to
be possessive with regard to their own food production and labor
lack the proper amount of food
readily accept their rations without complaints
work as little as possible in hopes of receiving food from others
Squealer continuously alludes to the possible return of Mr. Jones in order to
generate a sense of collective fear
share his personal belief that an attack by humans is imminent
explain why no animal can ever act like a human being
encourage all animals to come up with a plan for defense
Napoleon's decision to replace his old title "comrade" with the new title of "leader" in the book signifies that he
has earned the respect, praise, and admiration of the other animals
desires to set a good example for appropriate animal conduct for all other animals
increasingly exerts dominance and control over all the other animals
strives to show the other animals that he is a better leader than Mr. Jones
