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WorksheetsAnimal Farm Final Quiz
Total questions: 144
Worksheet time: 2hrs 48mins
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: 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: 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
Old Major describes animal life on the farm. What is their life like?
Happy and calm
Worry free and peaceful
Miserable and short
Horrifying and dangerous
Old Major says that the animal's problems can be summed up in one word. What word does he use?
Man
Comrades
Slavery
Slaughter
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: 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: 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 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 saying 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: 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 animal is almost as good as the pigs at reading?
Muriel the goat
Clover the cart horse
Napoleon the pig
Benjamin the donkey
What was the problem with the farm tools?
They were broken.
. They were made for human hands.
The animals had burned them.
Snowball’s committees and programs were not very successful except for which one?
Egg Production Committee.
Clean Tails League.
Reading and writing classes.
Who enjoyed the slogan “Four legs good, two legs bad,” the most?
The Sheep.
Boxer
Muriel
Who takes the puppies away for an education?
Boxer
Napoleon
Snowball
What happened to the milk and apples?
The pigs took them to eat.
The sheep took them to sell.
Mr. Jones destroyed them.
What are Boxer’s strong points?
He is the most intelligent animal.
He is hard working and physically strong.
He is the largest animal.
Who did the most speaking in the Sunday meetings?
The puppies emerged as the leaders.
The birds and the sheep spoke in equal parts.
The pigs spoke the most.
Chapter 4: Which animal had studied Julius Caesar's campaigns in preparation for an eventual battle?
Napoleon
Snowball
Boxer
Benjamin
Chapter 4: Who does Boxer believe he has killed?
A stable-lad
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
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
Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Frederickson are Mr. Jones’…?
Friends
Business partners
Neighbors
Enemies
How did Mr. Jones’ neighbors try to prevent their own animals from rebelling?
They keep to themselves.
They spread lies and rumors.
They hire security.
They tell their animals the truth.
Which animal dashed straight for Mr. Jones?
Boxer
Benjamin
Snowball
Muriel
Why did Mollie not participate in the fight?
She doesn’t believe in violence.
She did participate.
She was afraid and didn’t want to take a risk.
She was putting ribbons in her hair.
What do the animals decide to do with Mr. Jones’ gun?
Place it at the foot of the flagstaff and fire it twice a year.
Place it at the foot of the flagstaff and fire it once a year.
Place it at the foot of the flagstaff and never fire it.
Place it at the foot of the flagstaff in case of emergencies.
Who was killed in the battle?
A horse
A dog
A sheep
A pig
How was word sent to animals on neighboring farms?
Pigeons
Chickens
Roosters
Hens
What “department” of the government of Animal Farm did the pigeons work for?
Foreign Affairs
Defense
Education
Propaganda
The humans invaded the farm and there was a huge battle between the men and the animals. What happened to Snowball during the battle?
He was shot and killed.
He was shot and injured.
Nothing happened; he was fine.
Who won the battle?
The humans
The animals
During the battle, what did Napoleon do?
He fought bravely with the other animals.
He was shot and seriously injured.
Nothing; he was not present at the battle.
Chapter 5: Which animal pulls Mollie aside to question her recent behavior?
Boxer
Clover
Napoleon
Snowball
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
How do the pigs change the fourth amendment?
add, "with sheets"
add, "with covers"
add, "in a room"
add, "with blankets"
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: 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: 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
How have the Seven Commandments changed?
The first and seventh Commandment has been removed.
There has been an addition of five more commandments which have been voted on and approved.
The fourth Commandment has been sneakily amended to say: No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.
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: 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: For whom was Snowball said to have been working?
Mr. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Whymper
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
Napoleon and the other pigs need to hide the food situation on the farm because:
They don’t want the human world to know they have mismanaged the farm.
They don’t want the animals who are working so hard to notice there is less food than before.
They want to starve the animals to death to punish them for not working hard enough.
What did the hens do to protest the selling of their eggs?
Hid the eggs from Napoleon.
Destroyed the eggs before Napoleon could sell them.
Hid the eggs form Whymper.
Napoleon forced the hens to end their protest by doing what?
Holding their eggs hostage.
Preventing the animals from giving the hens any food.
Using the dogs as bodyguards.
What happens after the four pigs and many other animals confess their crimes?
They are isolated from the other animals.
They are tortured.
They are executed.
Chapter 8: Which pig composed a poem entitled Comrade Napoleon?
Pinkeye
Squealer
Minimus
Snowball
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: How old is Boxer in this chapter?
10
11
12
13
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: 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 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
As food rations grow smaller, what does Squealer tell the animals?
That rations are still better than when Mr. Jones was in charge.
That they should deal with it.
That the pigs are eating well, so they can rule well.
What did Boxer collapse because of?
His lungs
His kidney
His heart
His stomach
He never collapsed
Who are the only animals to not have their rations reduced?
Pigs and dogs
Hens and chickens
Pigs and cows
Dogs and hens
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: 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: How long does Squealer keep the sheep apart from everyone else?
One full day
Three days
A month
One week
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
How many animals have been allowed to retire?
One animal.
No animals.
Twelve animals.
What has replaced the Seven Commandments on the barn wall?
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”
“Long live Emperor Napoleon!”
“All animals are equal, yet everywhere they are in chains.”
Napoleon announced that the name "Animal Farm" had been abolished. Henceforward the farm was to be known as ...
Napoleon's Kingdom
Beasts of England Farm
The Manor Farm
Who lives the most comfortably?
Horses
Pigs and dogs
Hens
Sheep
