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Animal Farm - Chapters 9-10

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

A fable is a story with anthropomorphic characters and...?

a)

a happy ending

b)

a moral

c)

a depressing mood

d)

a plot twist

2.

A story that is meant to be read on both a literal and symbolic level is

a)

an analogy

b)

an allegory

c)

an alliteration

d)

an anachronism

3.

A satire is a story that makes fun of

a)

hair features

b)

happy fools

c)

huge falcons

d)

human flaws

4.

A direct comparison between two things with similar features is...

a)

an analogy

b)

an allegory

c)

an alliteration

d)

an anachronism

5.

Why don't the pigs like Moses talking to the animals about Sugarcandy Mountain?

a)

They don't want the animals to convert to a religion that promotes individual wealth.

b)

They don't want the animals to move away to Sugarcandy Mountain.

c)

They don't want the animals to think there's a better place than Animal Farm.

d)

They don't want the animals associating with ravens, which symbolize death.

6.

Boxer is working toward which of the following?

a)

the weekend

b)

completion of a factory

c)

his retirement

d)

higher wages

7.

Which of the following is NOT a new development on Animal Farm in Ch. 9?

a)

An extra ration of pork and beans is given to the animals at lunch.

b)

Animal Farm is now a republic

c)

Napoleon is president.

d)

The pigs discover Snowball was actually fighting on Jones's side.

8.

The Spontaneous Demonstrations gave life a sense of ______ despite the animals' ______.

a)

dignity / hardships

b)

humor / illnesses

c)

emptiness / successes

d)

militancy / civility

9.

Squealer claims Boxer said all of the following EXCEPT...?

a)

"Forward, comrades!"

b)

"Long live Comrade Napoleon!"

c)

"A horse is a horse, of course, of course..."

d)

"Napoleon is always right!"

10.

Squealer explains that the veterinarian's

van had the knacker's name on it because

a)

the knacker was giving the veterinarian a ride to the hospital.

b)

the veterinarian bought it from the knacker.

c)

the veterinarian was really Snowball in disguise.

d)

the veterinarian had a knack for dark humor.

11.

The idea that "the state" controls knowledge on Animal Farm

is demonstrated by all of the following EXCEPT...?

a)

the pigs order books on brewing

b)

the pigs change the laws of Animalism

c)

the pigs teach the animals how to read at first

d)

the pigs convince the animals' their memories of the commandments are wrong

12.

According to Napoleon, the animals should not expect electricity from the next windmill they build because electricity

a)

is highly dangerous.

b)

is a fascist concoction designed by Snowball.

c)

is very costly.

d)

does not align with the tenants of Animalism.

13.

The likeness between the pigs and the men at the end

of Ch. 10 suggests what about humans?

a)

they are like animals (pigs) at times

b)

they can train themselves to look like animals

c)

they smell like a pig sty

d)

humans can only wish they were as cool as pigs

14.

In which way are the pigs still like animals?

a)

They sleep in the barn stalls.

b)

They have only their skins to warm them and mud to cool them off.

c)

They take their meals from the trough and eat only slops.

d)

They are just like humans, so all of these are wrong.

15.

After the pigs begin walking on two legs, Squealer teaches

the sheep a new song: "Four legs good ______."

a)

but I'll take six wings, medium heat, please

b)

for running faster

c)

two legs better

d)

two legs weak

16.

What color does Mr. Pilkington turn as he laughs

before delivering his darkly comedic analogy?

a)

blue

b)

chartreuse

c)

goldenrod

d)

crimson

e)

purple

17.

Which of the following items - with which Stalin was often depicted - does

Napoleon now keep on himself?

a)

a pipe

b)

a whip

c)

a revolver

d)

a meat cleaver

18.

Finish the quote: "All animals are equal, but some animals______."

a)

smell worse than others

b)

should be caged

c)

make the most awful noises

d)

are more equal than others

19.

Based on how Napoleon and Pilkington's card game goes,

what can we infer about their future relationship?

a)

it will involve many game nights with whisky

b)

it will be a distrustful, disloyal one

c)

they will become the perfect opponents in poker

d)

they will use anger to hide their romantic love for one another

20.

At the end of the novel, when the animals look from

the pigs to the men and back, they see...

a)

a lot of bacon ready for the skillet

b)

a group of friends helping each other through alcoholism

c)

Mr. Jones sitting amongst them

d)

no differences between them