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WorksheetsAnimal Farm Ch. 4-7 Exam Review
Total questions: 92
Worksheet time: 51mins
In Chapter 4, Mr. Jones asked allies from surrounding farms to join him in his goal of ____
reclaiming his farm
attacking Napoleon and Snowball
buying Animal Farm
stealing from Animal Farm
Constructing the windmill took a lot of the animals' time, so they had neglected to tend to the fields.
As a result, Napoleon decided to _____ so that the animals would have enough supplies in the farm.
trade with humans
stop the windmill construction
redistribute the workload
punish those who do not work
The pigs started living in the farmhouse, so Clover and Muriel decided to look at the rules. They were confused when they read on the wall that "no animal should sleep on a bed with ____."
Clover thought that this rule must have been altered.
another pig
mattresses
sheets
pillows
Winter came, and the animals barely had food. Napoleon instructed the hens to lay and surrender more eggs to be sold or traded. The hens expressed their disagreement by _____.
When they did this, Napoleon cut the food rations of the hens, and threatened anyone who would feed the hens with death.
not leaving the chicken coop
hiding their eggs somewhere in the farm
giving the eggs to Snowball
smashing the eggs they laid
A few days later, Napoleon called for a gathering, and all animals who “confessed” of various crimes, including “working” with Snowball, were ____.
tortured in the farmhouse
savagely killed
not given food
banned from the farm
Who was killed in the battle?
A horse
A dog
A sheep
A pig
Which animal had studied Julius Caesar's campaigns in preparation for an eventual battle?
Napoleon
Snowball
Boxer
Benjamin
boxer killed someone during the attack
true
false
What are the names of the owners of the other 2 farms?
mr.Jones & mrs.Jones
mr.Waters & mrs.Waters
mr.Pilkington & mr.Fredrick
What type of novel is Animal Farm?
Allegory
Short Story
Biography
Personal Narrative
Who are the antagonists of Animal Farm?
The pigs
The hens
The horses
The sheep
Who does Napoleon represent in Animal Farm?
Adolf Hitler
The Soviet Union
Communism
Joseph Stalin
Who does Farmer Jones represent in Animal Farm?
Luke Wilson
John Smith
Czar Nicholas II
Leon Trotsky
What happened to Mollie?
She was killed and sent to the glue factory
She was bribed to join another farm
She disappeared during the night and became a spy
She refused to obey and was exiled by Snowball
According to Snowball, how would a windmill benefit them?
It would provide them with power to make their workload lighter
It would be a landmark so everyone would see their farm from miles away
It would help them to learn how to use machinery
It would demonstrate their knowledge and further scare the farmers
What was Napoleon's initial reaction to the windmill idea?
Good idea: It will improve morale and decrease workload
Good idea: It will provide more food
Bad idea: It will distract them from obtaining food
Bad idea: It will damage morale.
Besides the windmill, on what other subject did Snowball and Napoleon argue?
how to get food during the harsh winter months
how to create a barricade to keep other animals out
how to manage their newfound freedom
how to best defend the farm from humans
Squealer accuses Snowball of...
manipulating the cows to produce more milk
stealing the idea and plans for the windmill from Napoleon
stealing all of the apples and milk
setting Napoleon up for failure
How had life changed for the animals in Chapter 6?
they worked harder with less free time and less product
they worked less but also got less
they worked harder with more free time and more product
they worked less but somehow got more
What made the windmill so difficult to build?
the stones were huge and heavy to drag up the hill
they lacked the skills necessary to build
their own animosity toward each other caused conflicts
the windmill blades didn't turn out as they hoped
Why were the animals uneasy when Napoleon decided to trade with humans?
this made them fearful Jones would return
this defied the original order that no animal was to have any dealing with people
this defied commandment number 4
they knew Jones would bring his friends with him to trade
How does Squealer explain that it is not against the commandments for pigs to sleep in beds?
It's ok as long as the beds don't have frames
it's ok as long as the beds don't have sheets
it's ok as long as there are two pigs per bed
Only pigs who are leaders may sleep in beds.
Which animal refused to grow excited about the windmill?
Squealer
Boxer
Napoleon
Benjamin
What destroyed the windmill?
Farmer Jones
a raging flood
raging southwest winds
Pilkington and Frederick
In order to get supplies for the Windmill, what decision does Napoleon make
teach the pigs to use all tools
teach the dogs to use all tools
trade with men
trade with other animals
Who is deemed a traitor by Napoleon and sentenced to death?
Mollie
Boxer
Squealer
Snowball
What sacrifice does one group of animals make?
The chickens give up their eggs to sell.
The sheep allow their wool to be shaved.
The pigs go willingly to the glue factory.
The horses haul loads from other farms
What rule is Napoleon breaking when he decides to sell a stack of hay?
Handling money
Letting their product go to anyone other than the members of the collective
Posting an ad on the Internet
Trading with humans
What happens to animals who did not "volunteer" to work on Sundays?
They were slaughtered
They cannot attend Sunday Meetings
They had their food rations cut
Who is Mr. Whymper?
The judge who orders the pigs to give up the farm
The solicitor Napoleon hires to help the farm
A farm owner and neighbor of Mr. Pilkington
Where do the pigs move?
Into town
Mr. Whymper's farm
Into the farmhouse
What did Napoleon say at first about the windmill?
It is a good idea
Food production is more important
It will be difficult to accomplish
At the end of the chapter 5, how does Napoleon feel about the windmill?
He wants it torn down
He thinks it a good idea and steals the credit
He doesn't care since it is Snowball's project
The new dogs are a metaphor for
military force
political propaganda
diplomats
“The earth was like iron, and nothing could be done in the fields,” is an example of __________?
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Foreshadowing
What does Mollie represent?
Joseph Stalin
Religion
Materialistic people
The working class
Of all the things Old Major said, what is being violated so far?
No animal can live in a house
No animal can touch money
No animal can wear clothes
All animals are equal
What big dispute occurs between Snowball and Napoleon?
Where the windmill should be placed
To build a windmill or not
How the windmill should be constructed
When the windmill should be built
Who is the only animal who does not form an alliance with either Snowball or Napoleon?
Boxer
Squealer
Clover
Benjamin
Who helped Squealer convince the animals that Napoleon was right?
Clover
Benjamin
Moses
The puppies who were now grown dogs
What is the new maxim that Boxer adopts?
Napoleon is always right
Napoleon is always fair
Napoleon is the King
Napoleon is our ruler
According to Napoleon, who was the true mastermind behind the windmill?
Napoleon
Snowball
Squealer
Boxer
Where did the nine dogs come from?
They are Jessie and Bluebell’s puppies that Napoleon raised and trained
Napoleon bought them at a pet store and raised them
They were stray dogs that Napoleon took in and trained
Napoleon stole them from Mr. Jones and took them in as his own
How did Squealer convince the animals that Napoleon was right?
facts
fear of Mr. Jones coming back
fear of having their food taken away
he didn't have to - they all believed him without any propaganda
What is the first right Napolean takes away from the animals?
no more food
No "leisure" Sundays
no Sunday meetings- no more voting
no retiring age for the animals
Minimus is known for
talking back
not saying anything
composing songs
not following rules
The word Squealer used to explain why the plan should go forward was_______
routines
rules
plots
tactics
2.) what did clover find in mollies stall ?
A lump of sugar and different colored ribbons
Hay
Candy
3.) what animal is more clever ?
sheep
birds
pigs
7.) why did napoleon own the dogs ?
he took them and reared them privately
he wanted to be the new owners
he stole them
What would be the benefit of a windmill, according to Snowball?
Wind would make the farm cooler
Electricity would make life easier
It could be used as a new place to sleep
Which character says, "I will work harder" and "Napoleon is always right"?
Mollie
Boxer
Napoleon
Benjamin
Snowball
Which character always explains things to the other farm animals, even though his explanations don't often make sense?
Boxer
Benjamin
Moses
Mr. Jones
Squealer
Before Snowball’s expulsion, what did Napoleon do to the plans Snowball had drawn on the floor?
Deficate
Spit
Erase
Urinate
What has changed in the plans for the windmill?
The animals decided not to build a windmill.
The animals will buy a windmill instead of building one.
The animals will make the walls thicker than before.
Why did Napoleon order bins to be filled with sand and covered with grain and seed?
To poison the animals.
To keep the food dry by keeping it off the cold wet ground.
To fool Mr. Whymper, and the rest of the humans, into thinking Animal Farm was doing well.
How will Napoleon get more grain for Animal Farm?
By selling chicken eggs.
By selling the hens.
By stealing from Whymper.
How many hours a week do the animals work now?
20
40
60
80
Why are the animals uneasy about Napoleon's dealings with Mr. Whymper?
Mr. Wymper carries a big whip when he comes on the farm.
The animals have seen Mr. Whymper on the other farms making deals.
It breaks the original commandment which says," Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy."
They believe Napoleon is plotting with Mr. Whymper to take over the whole country.
Rumors were that Napoleon planned to go into business with both Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pilkington.
True
False
Interpret their dreams
Use his creative imagination
Make the animals doubt their own memories
Make the animals start arguing
After the storm, what happened?
The windmill was knocked over.
The fields were soaked and crops were destroyed.
The farmhouse was destroyed by a downed tree.
The windmill's foundation was sunken into the ground.
Napoleon rules the farm...
Using fair and just methods
Like a democracy
Using trickery and deceit
By treating the animals equally
"Out of spite, the human beings pretended not to believe that it was Snowall who had destroyed the windmill: they said that it had fallen because..."
the animals were too busy performing cannibalism.
the walls were too thin
Snowball possessed crucial pages from the directions
the animals were too malnourished from the food shortage.
Who is rumored to be living on neighboring farms and frequenting the farms by night?! The very thought of it disturbs the animals to the point where they can hardly sleep at night.
Mr. Jones
Snowball
Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Frederick
Voldemort
After Squealer makes certain accusations about Snowball, who challenges Squealer's claims?
Boxer the horse
Muriel the goat
Benjamin the donkey
All of the sheep
What was Squealer's proof that Snowball and Mr. Jones set up the Battle of the Cowshed?
secret confessions
secret documents
he dreamt it
he heard it from another animal... you don't know them, they go to another school, you haven't heard of it.
What skill did the animals need to prove Squealer a liar?
the ability to read
the ability to organize
the ability to type
the ability to... it's not this option
Four days after Boxer questions Squealer's claims about Snowball, Napoleon orders all animals to assemble in the yard. What happens at the meeting?
(Check all that apply)
The dogs attacked and executed the four pigs who had protested the abolishment of the Sunday Meetings.
The three hens who lead the egg protest come forward and claim that Snowball came to them in a dream and convinced them to disobey Napoleon. They, too, are executed.
A goose confesses to stealing corn and is executed.
A sheep confesses to urinating in the drinking pool and is then executed.
After the public confessions and executions, Clover, Muriel, Benjamin, the cows, the sheep, and a whole flock of geese and hens gather and...
plot the end of Napoleon's dicttatorship.
sing "Beasts of England"
eulogize the lives of their executed friends.
plot to get revenge on Snowball.
What happens to the song, "Beasts of England"?
The animals slowly forget the words.
Humans begin singing it in solidarity of the working class on Animal Farm.
The animals no longer have time for singing as the there is too much work to be done. Long live the windmill!
The song is outlawed and replaced by an uninspiring song.
