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Massive Animal Farm Review Quiz

Total questions: 248

Worksheet time: 2hrs 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Young female horse who likes ribbons, sugar cubes and other luxuries.

a)

Benjamin

b)

Clover

c)

the cat

d)

Mollie

2.

The raven who talks about a place called "Sugarcandy Mountain".

a)

Mollie

b)

Boxer

c)

Pincher

d)

Moses

3.

The farmer who owns Manor Farm and treats the animals poorly.

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mrs. Muriel

c)

Mr. Napoleon

d)

Mr. Boxer

4.

Cynical, ill tempered donkey who is the oldest animal on the farm.

a)

Muriel

b)

Clover

c)

Boxer

d)

Benjamin

5.

The three adult dogs.

a)

Bluebell, Jessie, Pincher

b)

Mollie, Clover, Moses

c)

Bluebell, Mollie, Clover

d)

Bluebell, Mollie, Pincher

6.

Male horse who is the strongest but not the smartest animal on the farm.

a)

Squealer

b)

Napoleon

c)

Boxer

d)

Moses

7.

The goat

a)

Muriel

b)

Mollie

c)

Clover

d)

Bluebell

8.

Character who disappears every time there is work to do.

a)

the cat

b)

the goat

c)

the dogs

d)

the pigs

9.

The last animal seen near the milk before it disappears.

a)

Squealer

b)

Snowball

c)

Old Major

d)

Napoleon

10.

Mature, motherly horse who is friendly with Boxer.

a)

Muriel

b)

Mollie

c)

Clover

d)

Jessie

11.

Old pig who teaches the animals about Animalism and talks of rebellion.

a)

Squealer

b)

Snowball

c)

Old Major

d)

Napoleon

12.

One of the pigs who leads Animal Farm. He paints the 7 commandments on the wall.

a)

Squealer

b)

Snowball

c)

Napoleon

d)

Old Major

13.

Animal who is very good at persuading other animals to agree with him.

a)

Moses

b)

Boxer

c)

Squealer

d)

Snowball

14.

The animal largely responsible for building the windmill.

a)

Boxer

b)

Frederick

c)

Benjamin

d)

Clover

15.

Animal who doesn't believe in the rebellion.

a)

Benjamin

b)

Boxer

c)

Clover

d)

Frederick

16.

The animal who can read as well as any pig but thinks there was nothing worth reading.

a)

Clover

b)

Mollie

c)

Moses

d)

Benjamin

17.

The character who cheats the animals out of the money for the wood.

a)

Frederick

b)

Pilkington

c)

the cat

d)

Boxer

18.

This animal likes the gifts of humans and is seen talking to them.

a)

Clover

b)

the cat

c)

Muriel

d)

Mollie

19.

Animals who repeat every slogan they are taught.

a)

the puppies

b)

the chickens

c)

the sheep

d)

the goats

20.

Animal who led Battle of the Cowshed but is then remembered as a coward.

a)

Boxer

b)

Squealer

c)

Snowball

d)

Mollie

21.

What is the main message of Old Major's speech to the other animals?

a)

Determination.

b)

Rebellion.

c)

Grief.

d)

Greatness.

22.

The animals all agree that rats should be considered comrades.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

What was the last name of the human owner whom the animals rebelled against?

a)

Leslie

b)

Shepard

c)

Jones

d)

Williams

24.

Which type of animal was considered the smartest, therefore the most effective leader?

a)

The Horses

b)

The Dogs

c)

The Raven

d)

The Pigs

25.

What was the main event that sparked the animal's rebellion against Mr.Jones?

a)

He begins taking all the eggs from the hens. When the hens rebelled, he starved them.

b)

He forgets to feed the animals due to a drunken binge. When the cows sneak in to eat, he begins whipping them.

c)

He sends the old animals to be euthanized, even if they have simple health issues.

d)

He leaves the animals out in the cold every night.

26.

What is the name of the song that Old Major sings to the animals?

(a)  

27.

Using Old Major's teachings, the pigs create a "system of thought" called...

a)

Revolution

b)

Democracy

c)

Animalism

d)

Bolshevism

28.

Match the following characters to their most obvious character traits.

a)

Boxer

1.

Hardworking, strong but not too smart.

b)

Mollie

2.

Naive, materialistic and apathetic.

c)

Benjamin

3.

Stubborn. cynical and serious.

d)

Snowball

4.

Smart, charismatic and willing to lead.

e)

Napoleon

5.

Always gets his way.

29.

Do all the animals learn to read and write?

a)

No, only the pigs can fully read or write during the story.

b)

Yes, every animal learns to read and write.

30.

What were "The Seven Commandments"?

a)

All of the rules the animals should follow.

b)

Four legs good, two legs bad.

c)

The anthem the animals sing.

31.

What do the animals rename the farm?

a)

Horse Farm

b)

Animal Farm

c)

Manor Farm

d)

Jones Farm

32.

Mr. Jones

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Joseph Stalin

c)

Czar Nicholas II

d)

Leon Trotsky

33.

Old Major

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Czar Nicholas II

c)

Josef Stalin

d)

Leon Trotsky

34.

Napoleon

a)

Josef Stalin

b)

Czar Nicholas II

c)

Karl Marx

d)

Leon Trotsky

35.

Snowball

a)

Leon Trotsky

b)

Czar Nicholas II

c)

Karl Marx

d)

Josef Stalin

36.

Squealer

a)

Proganda

b)

Old Russian Aristocracy

c)

Proletariat

d)

Russian Orthodox Church

37.

Moses

a)

Old Russian Aristocracy

b)

Russian Orthodoz Church

c)

Stalin's Police Force

d)

Hilter

38.

Boxer

a)

Russian Orthodox Church

b)

Old Russian Aristocracy

c)

Propaganda

d)

Proletariat

39.

Mollie

a)

Proletariat

b)

Russian Orthodox Church

c)

Old Russian Aristocracy

d)

Stalin's Police Force

40.

Napoleon's Puppies

a)

Propaganda

b)

Stalin's Police Force

c)

Trotsky

d)

Old Russian Aristocracy

41.

Germany

a)

Foxwood Farm

b)

Pinchfield Farm

42.

Great Britian

a)

Pinchfield Farm

b)

Foxwood Farm

43.

Frederick

a)

Hitler

b)

Czar Nicholas II

c)

Karl Marx

d)

Josef Stalin

44.

Pilkington

a)

Hitler

b)

Churchill

c)

Josef Stalin

d)

Karl Marx

45.

George Orwell's Pen Name

a)

Eric Smith

b)

Eric Blair

c)

Blair Eric

d)

George Blair

46.

After Orwell died, he requested that no biography be written about him. True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Orwell was a dishwasher before his career took off. True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Orwell died in this year

a)

1949

b)

1950

c)

1951

d)

He is still alive

49.

Animal Farm was orginally titled Animal House. True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Orwell also dabbled in poetry. True or False

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Which famous author rejected Animal Farm?

a)

Ernest Hemingway

b)

T.S. Elliot

c)

Edgar Allan Poe

d)

William Faulkner

52.

Which event in history is the allegory that Animal Farm is representing?

a)

World War I

b)

The Cold War

c)

The Russian Revolution

d)

The 4th of July

53.

Which character is supposed to represent the Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin?

a)

Snowball

b)

Napolean

c)

Old Major

d)

Squealor

54.

What do the animals call their ideology?

a)

Socialism

b)

Communism

c)

Capitalism

d)

Animalism

55.

1. Who was in charge of the farm BEFORE the rebellion?

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mr. Jones

c)

Mr. Jones

d)

All of the above

56.

Why do the pigs assume (take control) leadership in Animal Farm?

a)

They are the bossiest animals

b)

They are the most intelligent animals

c)

They are voted into power

d)

They knew how to build windmills

57.

The deliberate manipulation of language used to change people’s opinions or point-of-view.

a)

satire

b)

irony

c)

propaganda

d)

caricature

58.

Who was responsible for stealing the milk?

a)

The Communists

b)

The Pigs

c)

The Cat

d)

The Humans

59.

What is Sugarcandy Mountain?

a)

The name of a lullaby sung by the pigeons

b)

The mountain visible on Animal Farm’s horizon

c)

The animal’s version of “heaven”

d)

The setting for a story told by Mollie

60.

Which characters are used by Napoleon to enforce his laws?

a)

The dogs

b)

The sheep

c)

The Chickens

d)

Boxer

61.

Who is Napoleon’s mouthpiece/announcer?

a)

Snowball

b)

Squealer

c)

Benjamin

d)

Old Major

62.

How does Squealer explain Snowball’s absence?

a)

He was a traitor and a criminal

b)

Mr. Jones kidnapped him

c)

He went to lead the rebellions on other farms

d)

He died

63.

Whenever something on the farm goes wrong, Napoleon blames it on…

a)

Boxer

b)

Jones

c)

Snowball

d)

Mollie

64.

Why do the animals have difficulty remembering the Rebellion and the ideas of Animalism?

a)

They do not want to remember

b)

There are too many born after the rebellion

c)

They are being tricked by Snowball and the humans

d)

They are all dead

65.

Squealer changes the sheep’s song from “four legs good, two legs bad” to…

a)

“Two legs bad, four legs better”

b)

“Four legs good, two legs better”

c)

“Four legs good, four wheels better”

d)

“Two legs great, four legs terrible”

66.

What do the men destroy in Animal Farm?

a)

The WIndmill

b)

The Cowshed

c)

The Barn

d)

The House

67.

Why did the pigs claim they needed all the milk and apples?

a)

The pigs needed the milk and apples in order to remain smart and healthy

b)

They wanted to trade the milk and apples for supplies

c)

They did more work than the other animals

d)

They did not make this claim in the story

68.

What is one way propaganda used by Napoleon to take power?

a)

Napolean frequently provided false information to the other animals to persuade them that he made the farm highly successful.

b)

He doesn't use propganda

c)

He blames everything on Mr. Jones

d)

None of the above

69.
Which event in history is represented by Mr. Jones beign driven off of the farm?
a)
the Cold War
b)
World War I
c)
The Red Army's Invasion of Poland
d)
The Bolshevik Revolution
70.
Napoleon represents
a)
Leon Trotsky
b)
Tsar Nicholas II
c)
the proletariat
d)
Joseph Stalin
71.
Old Major's dream encourages
a)
allegiance to Napoleon
b)
rebellion against man
c)
honor among animals
d)
toil  and commitment yields big rewards
72.
The pigs are successful largely due to the blind devotion of the animals.
a)
true
b)
false
73.
What is a primary theme of Animal Farm?
a)
thinking for oneself is dangerous
b)
absolute power corrupts absolutely
c)
man wants to be controlled
d)
joint leadership is ideal
74.
Because Orwell was a socialist and advocated equality among the working class
a)
He decided to use the allegory form and become a writer
b)
He decided to use symbolism and metaphors to make the meaning more clear
c)
He used the principle of animal characters rather than real characters
d)
He wrote Animal Farm to show  Stalin's manipulation of socialist ideas
75.
Communism intentions are for the upper class to get all of rewards of labor and control them through the government.
a)
True
b)
False
76.
Why do the pigs assume leadership on Animal Farm?
a)
they were voted into power
b)
Old Major was a pig, so it was expected
c)
they were the most intelligent animal
d)
the horses declined the leadership
77.
Orwell uses Animal Farm as a platform for
a)
warning readers about the nature of power
b)
satirizing human behavior
c)
comment of historical events
d)
all of the above
78.
absolute or complete control by the state/government
a)
Democracy
b)
Monarchy
c)
Totalitarianism
d)
Capitalism
79.

A figure of speech in which the literal meaning is opposite the intended meaning.

a)

Satire

b)

Fable

c)

Irony

80.

The novel Animal Farm is based on events that occured after the _____ .

a)

Civil War

b)

Cold War

c)

Russian Revolution

d)

World War II

81.

intense ill will or hatred; great malice

a)

cynical

b)

satire

c)

malignity

d)

obstinate

82.

One day, as Mollie strolled ​ (a)   into the yard, flirting her long tail and chewing at a stalk of hay, Clover took her aside

Choose from the below words
blithely
slowly
treachery
intermediary
lazily
sadly
83.

Match the following

a)

aloof

1.

distant

b)

retribution

2.

revenge

c)

incited

3.

provoked

d)

intermediary

4.

middle man

e)

pretext

5.

excuse

84.

Part of speech for aloof

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

85.

Part of speech for indignation

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

86.

Part of speech for blithely

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adverb

d)

adjective

87.

Part of speech for incited

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

88.

Part of speech for countenance

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

89.

The chef ​ (a)   some rare delicacies to serve at the restaurant's grand opening.

Choose from the below words
procured
advocated
capitulated
treachery
reconciled
incited
malignity
blithely
90.

The president ​ (a)   for a new government program to assist veterans returning from overseas.

Choose from the below words
advocated
capitulated
treachery
reconciled
incited
malignity
blithely
procured
91.

The supervisors finally ​ (a)   to the demands of the striking employees so they would come back to work.

Choose from the below words
capitulated
treachery
reconciled
incited
malignity
blithely
advocated
procured
92.

The villain showed the extent of his ​​ (a)   when he turned on his own partner.

Choose from the below words
treachery
reconciled
incited
malignity
blithely
procured
advocated
capitulated
93.

Despite their anger, the two former friends ​ (a)   their differences and their friendship was restored.

Choose from the below words
reconciled
incited
malignity
blithely
procured
treachery
capitulated
advocated
94.

Allegory must include

a)

symbolism

b)

irony

c)

allusion

d)

hyperbole

95.
Symbols allow writers to...
a)
...convey layers of meaning.
b)
...take a break from typing so much.
c)
...turn on their headphones while they type.
d)
...play Solitaire.
96.

Why does an author use symbolism in their literary piece?

a)

To convey double meanings about a topic or subject

b)

To show the importance of symbols

c)

To help the reader understand the setting

d)

To make the story longer

97.

We wear the mask that grins and lies,

It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes,

This debt we pay to human guile;

With torn and bleeding hearts we smile


What does the mask symbolize?

a)

a disguise

b)

hidden emotion

c)

grins and lies

d)

a covering for all or part of the face,

98.

An allegory is a story in which:

a)

Characters, setting and actions stand for something beyond their literal meaning

b)

a story in which characters, settings, and symbols have new definitions

c)

a story in which characters, settings, and symbols have magical powers

d)

a story in which characters, settings, and symbols know one another

99.

Vocabulary is...

a)

really difficult for me.

b)

fun because it is easy to understand

c)

I don't like it but I know it is good to learn new words.

d)

A complete waste of time.

100.
 Over the years the animals worked like ______.
a)
Kings
b)
Peasants
c)
Slaves
d)
Animals
101.

The windmill is _______.

a)

Hard to build

b)

Holds unexpected difficulties

c)

Requires lots of stone

d)

All of the above

102.
Which animal is the hardest and most loyal worker?
a)
Clover
b)
Moses
c)
Snowball
d)
Boxer
103.
What does Napoleon decide to do with the humans?
a)
Trade
b)
Hunt
c)
Explore
d)
Work
104.

Napoleon rules the farm...

a)

Using fair and just methods

b)

Like a democracy

c)

Using trickery and deceit

d)

By treating the animals equally

105.
Napoleon and the other pigs sleep in Mr. Jones's beds with sheets on them.
a)
True
b)
False
106.

What stops the four young porkers from protesting?

a)

Fear of hunger

b)

Fear of Snowball

c)

Fear of violence

107.
What is Squealer able to do when talking to the animals?
a)
Interpret their dreams
b)
Use his creative imagination
c)
Make the animals doubt their own memories
108.
What have the pigs done to the commandments painted on the barn wall?
a)
Added words to change its meaning
b)
Added a new commandment
c)
Erased several of the original commandments
109.
What's the truth behind the destruction of the windmill?
a)
Snowball returned to the farm and destroyed it
b)
A tree fell on it
c)
It was destroyed by humans who returned to the farm
d)
Strong November winds blew it down
110.

How many animals have been allowed to retire?

a)

1 animal

b)

No animals

c)

12 animals

111.

Why do the animals have difficulty remembering the Rebellion and the ideas of Animalism?

a)

They do not want to remember

b)

They are being tricked by Snowball and the other humans.

c)

Now there are so many animals on the farm who were born or bought after the Rebellion.

112.

The windmill is NOT used to:

a)

Make the animals’ lives easier.

b)

Grind corn.

c)

Make money for the pigs.

113.

When does chapter X take place?

a)

A few days after Boxer was killed.

b)

A few months after Boxer was killed

c)

Many years after Boxer was killed

114.

Chapter 10: What fact gives the animals a sense of honor and privilege?

a)

Napoleon is their leader

b)

The windmill is finally built

c)

More animals have joined their farm

d)

Animal farm is owned and operated by animals

115.

What terrified Clover and the other animals?

a)

The windmill fell down again.

b)

Frederick and Pilkington were attacking Animal Farm again.

c)

The sight of Squealer and the pigs walking on two legs.

116.

Squealer has changed the sheep’s song from “Four legs good, two legs bad” into:

a)

“Two legs good, four legs better.”

b)

“Four legs good, four wheels better.”

c)

“Four legs good, two legs better.”

117.

What has replaced the Seven Commandments on the barn wall?

a)

“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”

b)

“Long live Emperor Napoleon!”

c)

“All animals are equal, yet everywhere they are in chains.”

118.

What announcement does Napoleon NOT make?

a)

The pigs own the farm.

b)

The name of the farm will be changed back to Manor Farm.

c)

The Rebellion will spread to other farms.

119.

Why do Napoleon and Pilkington begin to fight each other?

a)

Someone was found to be cheating at cards.

b)

Pilkington is afraid Napoleon will attack his farm.

c)

Napoleon does not like how Pilkington treats his animals.

120.

Which character is Czar Nicholas II in Animal Farm?

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mr. Pilkington

c)

Mr. Whymper

d)

Napoleon

121.

Which character is Karl Marx in Animal Farm?

a)

Snowball

b)

Napoleon

c)

Squealer

d)

Old Major

122.

Which character is Leon Trotsky in Animal Farm?

a)

Napoleon

b)

Boxer

c)

Clover

d)

Snowball

123.

Which character is Josef Stalin in Animal Farm?

a)

Squealer

b)

Mr. Jones

c)

Napoleon

d)

Mr. Whymper

124.

Which character is the "Pravda" in Animal Farm?

a)

Moses the Raven

b)

Squealer

c)

Minimus

d)

The dogs

125.

What did "Animalism" represent in Animal Farm?

a)

Communism

b)

Democracy

c)

A Republic

d)

Socialism

126.

What did "Manor Farm" represent in Animal Farm?

a)

United States of America

b)

Russia

c)

Germany

d)

Italy

127.

Which character(s) represented the KGB (Stalin's Secret Police) in Animal Farm?

a)

Squealer and Minimus

b)

The dogs

c)

Boxer, Clover and Benjamin

d)

The hens

128.

What did the character Benjamin represent in Animal Farm?

a)

The Proletariat (Working Class)

b)

The Wealthy Merchant Class

c)

Cynical People of Russia who did not support communism or stop Stalin

d)

Karl Marx

129.

Which character represented the Russian Orthodox Church?

a)

Boxer

b)

Moses the Raven

c)

Muriel the Goat

d)

The hens

130.

Who represented the "kulaks" on Animal Farm?

(peasant farmers who destroyed their farms in protest of collectivization)

a)

The hens

b)

Napoleon

c)

Snowball

d)

Mr. Jones

131.

What did the animal's windmill project represent in history?

a)

Collectivization

b)

The Great Purge

c)

The Russian Revolution

d)

The Five Year Plan

132.

Who did Mollie represent in Russian history?

a)

The Wealthy Merchant Class

b)

The Proletariat

c)

Stalin's Secret Police (KGB)

d)

The cynical people of Russia who did not support communism or stop Stalin.

133.

Who did Boxer represent in Russian history?

a)

The Kulaks

b)

The Wealthy Merchant Class

c)

The Proletariat (The Working Class)

d)

The Russian Orthodox Church

134.

What event was represented by the execution of the animals "in league with Snowball"?

a)

The Great Purge

b)

Collectivization

c)

World War II

d)

The Russian Revolution

135.

How do the pigs change the fourth amendment?

a)

add, "with sheets"

b)

add, "with covers"

c)

add, "in a room"

d)

add, "with blankets"

136.
Which animal does the most labor?
a)
Napoleon
b)
Clover
c)
Muriel
d)
Boxer
137.
Which man does business for Animal Farm?
a)
Mr. Jones
b)
Mr. Pilkington
c)
Mr. Whymper
d)
Mr. Foxwood
138.
What did Napoleon say caused the destruction of the windmill?
a)
Mr. Jones
b)
A windstorm
c)
Mollie
d)
Snowball
139.
How is farm life for the animals different in chapter 6?
a)
The animals work harder and harder, but they do not get as many things finished.
b)
It is easier than before, with much food and free time.
c)
Nothing has changed. The animals do the same amount of work and accomplish the same amount.
d)
The animals work harder and have a much bigger harvest.
140.
Why was the windmill difficult to build?
a)
The animals don't work very hard.
b)
Snowball is slowing them down.
c)
The stones are large and the weather is bad.
d)
Humans keep coming in an destroying their work.
141.
What happens to the animals on Animal Farm who do not do the voluntary work?
a)
They are not allowed to attend Sunday meetings.
b)
Half of their food is taken away.
c)
They must apologize to the other animals.
d)
Nothing.  It is just voluntary, so it is their choice.
142.
What does Squealer say about the meaning of "bed"?
a)
Anything to sleep on, like a pile of straw, is actually a bed.
b)
Animals do not need to worry about definitions because the word "bed" was invented by man.
c)
A bed is only a bed if you use blankets.
d)
The pigs are special, so they can sleep in beds if they want.
143.
What does Napoleon say might have to be sold to get the things needed for the farm?
a)
Calves
b)
Puppies
c)
Eggs
d)
Lambs
144.
Who does Clover ask to read the commandment about beds?
a)
Boxer
b)
Benjamin
c)
Muriel
d)
Snowball
145.
The raven who talks about Sugarcandy Mountain is... 
a)
Moses
b)
Benjamin
c)
Snowball
d)
Clover
146.
Napoleon's eloquent and persuasive mouthpiece..
a)
Snowball
b)
Benjamin
c)
Squealer
d)
Old Major
147.
The stubborn, cynical old donkey
a)
Myrtle
b)
Benjamin
c)
Boxer
d)
Squealer
148.
The bright, inventive pig who is run off the farm...
a)
Napoleon
b)
Snowball
c)
Squealer
d)
Whymper
149.
Acts as a financial adviser for Animal Farm, dealing with the humans in the outside world...
a)
Frederick 
b)
Pilkington
c)
Jones
d)
Whymper
150.
Turns the animals to rebellion with the telling of his dream and his ideals..
a)
Napoleon
b)
Old Major
c)
Squealer
d)
Whymper
151.
The strongest, hardest working animal on the farm...
a)
Clover
b)
Muriel
c)
Boxer
d)
Benjamin
152.
Moses the goat promises riches at Sugarcandy Mountain for all of the animals. 
a)
True
b)
False
153.
The farmers' fear of more animal rebellions leads to the Battle of the Cowshed. 
a)
True
b)
False
154.
Boxer's motto is "I will work harder." 
a)
True
b)
False
155.
The Seven Commandments never change. 
a)
True
b)
False
156.
The windmill is successful and never falls down. 
a)
True
b)
False
157.
Snowball originally was an ally to Mr. Jones. 
a)
True
b)
False
158.
Finally, Mr. Jones leads a rebellion, with the support of Frederick and Pilkington, that retakes the farm. 
a)
True
b)
False
159.
The Rebellion comes about spontaneously when...
a)
Jones catches the animals in his house
b)
Jones fails to feed or otherwise care for the animals for two days
c)
The animals are attacked by Frederick
d)
The farm is put up for sale
160.
Napoleon comes to power on Animal Farm by..
a)
Being elected
b)
Bribing the animals
c)
Arranging for Snowball to be chased off of the farm
d)
Arranging for Jones to sell the farm to him
161.
Napoleon's bodyguards are...
a)
Guard llamas
b)
Goats
c)
Dogs
d)
Otra cerdos
162.
Whenever anything goes wrong on the farm, it is attributed to..
a)
Napoleon
b)
Jones
c)
Snowball
d)
Boxer
163.
Grason spends a lot of time... 
a)
Reading
b)
Doing math for fun
c)
On his hair
d)
Reciting love poetry
164.

What is this character allegorical for Snowball?

a)

Stalin

b)

Lenin

c)

Marx

d)

Trotsky

165.

What is this character allegorical for Squealer?

a)

Selfish People / Followers

b)

Controlled Media/Propaganda

c)

Military / KGB

d)

The Working Class / Cynics

166.

What is Boxer known for?

a)

I wish things had never changed!

b)

Death to Napoleon!

c)

Snowball is always right!

d)

I will work harder!

167.

What is this character allegorical for Moses the Raven?

a)

Propaganda

b)

Religion / Sugarcandy Mountain

c)

Military/Secret Police

d)

The Working Class

168.
What would best describe Clover?
a)
suspicious / often doubts commandments
b)
hard working
c)
farm's poet & song writer
d)
rule enforcer
169.

What would best describe Minimus?

a)

suspicious / often doubts commandments

b)

tested Napoleon's food for poison

c)

farm's poet & song writer

d)

rule enforcer

170.
What would best describe Pinkeye?
a)
tested Napoleon's food for poison
b)
hard working
c)
farm's poet & song writer
d)
rule enforcer
171.
Who tricked Napoleon by giving him forged bank notes?
a)
Pilkington
b)
Snowball
c)
Frederick
d)
Jones
172.

A story, in which the characters, images, and/or events act as symbols.

a)

Allegory

b)

Novella

c)

Propaganda

d)

Utopia

e)

Rhyme Scheme

173.

The ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse.

a)

Allegory

b)

Novella

c)

Propaganda

d)

Utopia

e)

Rhyme Scheme

174.

A short novel or long short story.

a)

Allegory

b)

Novella

c)

Propaganda

d)

Utopia

e)

Rhyme Scheme

175.

Ideas or statements that are often false or exaggerated and that are spread in order to help a cause, a political leader, a government, etc.

a)

Allegory

b)

Novella

c)

Propaganda

d)

Utopia

e)

Rhyme Scheme

176.
What is this character allegorical for: Old Major
a)
Stalin
b)
Lenin/Marx
c)
Religion
d)
Trotsky
177.
What is this character allegorical for: Mollie
a)
Selfish People
b)
Controlled Media
c)
Military
d)
The Working Class
178.
Which leader was responsible for the 1917 Russian Revolution (aka Mr. Jones)?
a)
Nicholas II
b)
Napoleon Bonaparte
c)
Josef Stalin
d)
Leon Trotsky
179.
The author of this novel is....
a)
William Shakespeare
b)
William Golding
c)
Wilbur the Pig
d)
George Orwell
180.
Which option best describes communism?
a)
Has a president
b)
The working class is in control
c)
The rich people are in control
d)
Has no leader at all
181.

Who played the ace of spades simultaneously?

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mr. Pilkington

c)

Mr. Frederick

d)

Napoleon

182.

Who repeated the maxim--Four legs good, two legs bad?

a)

the sheep

b)

Pinkeye

c)

the dogs

d)

Muriel

183.

Who read to the others from scraps of newspapers?

a)

Mollie

b)

Pinkeye

c)

Boxer

d)

Muriel

184.

Who loved sugar and ribbons?

a)

Mollie

b)

Moses

c)

Boxer

d)

Clover

185.

Who was a true believer of communism?

a)

Mollie

b)

Moses

c)

Boxer

d)

Clover

186.

Who represents the KGB?

a)

Napoleon

b)

Minimus

c)

the dogs

d)

Squealer

187.

Who died in an inebriate's home (therapeutic home for alcoholics)?

a)

Pilkington

b)

Boxer

c)

Jones

d)

Frederick

188.

Who was a cynic that never changed?

a)

Clover

b)

Boxer

c)

Muriel

d)

Benjamin

189.

What is this character allegorical for Napoleon?

a)

Stalin

b)

Lenin

c)

Marx

d)

Trotsky

190.
fix firmly
a)
plait
b)
ensconce
c)
gambol
d)
maxim
191.
speak unfavorably about someone
a)
malign
b)
incite
c)
censure
d)
inebriate
192.
remote in manner- standoff-ish
a)
obstinate
b)
liberal
c)
aloof
d)
restive
193.
believing the worst of human nature and motives
a)
cynical
b)
benevolent
c)
contemptible
d)
indignation
194.
the appearance conveyed by a person's face
a)
manifest
b)
principle
c)
enmity
d)
countenance
195.
avoid responsibilities and duties
a)
skulk
b)
cower
c)
toil
d)
attribute
196.
make or work out a plan; devise
a)
subsist
b)
expulsion
c)
contrive
d)
complicity
197.
get by special effort
a)
procure
b)
arable
c)
faction
d)
monstrous
198.
express or state clearly
a)
liable
b)
perpetual
c)
maxim
d)
articulate
199.
a negotiator who acts as a link between parties
a)
censure
b)
machination
c)
intermediary
d)
manifest
200.

What was George Orwell's real name?

a)

Arthur Clark

b)

Eric Johnson

c)

Eric Blair

d)

George Stalin

201.

Orwell is considered one of the most...

a)

prolific writers of the 20th century.

b)

influential writers of the 20 century.

c)

destitute writers of the 20th century.

d)

secretive writers of the 20th century.

202.

He was known for his witty satires and ___ commentaries.

a)

political

b)

personal

c)

military

d)

literary

203.

Why did Orwell live a "downtrodden" life?

a)

He was a writer and didn't earn much

b)

He was jailed for his views and lost al his money.

c)

To be more focused on his writing.

204.

What's an allegory?

a)

It's just another name for a fairytale.

b)

It's a story with two meanings: literal and symbolic

c)

It's a story has animals that talk.

d)

A political story made for children.

205.

What is a fable?

a)

a story that teaches a lesson

b)

a children's story

c)

a story based on someone's life

d)

a story that has both a literal and a symbolic meaning

206.

A satire criticizes human behavior through.. (select multiple answers)

a)

ridicule

b)

sarcasm

c)

irony

d)

personification

207.

An economic system with a competitive market motivated by profit.

a)

communism

b)

capitalism

c)

socialism

d)

totalitarianism

208.

A single party rules and doesn't see a limit to its power.

a)

communism

b)

capitalism

c)

socialism

d)

totalitariansim

209.

Economic system where production and distribution are controlled by the majority and [equal] pay is given for working.

a)

communism

b)

capitalism

c)

socialism

d)

totalitarianism

210.

A single party holds power, controls the economy, and there are no classes.

a)

communism

b)

capitalism

c)

socialism

d)

totalitarianism

211.

Animal Farm is an allegory about

a)

WWII and Hitler

b)

Russian Revolution

c)

American Revolution

d)

English War of the Roses

212.

What were some problems with capitalism in the mid 1800s? (select multiple answers)

a)

child labor

b)

equal work for equal pay

c)

long hours for little pay

d)

safe work conditions

e)

unsafe work conditions

213.

In the Russian Revolution, ____ was overthrown and a communist regime was created.

a)

Czar Nicholas II

b)

Stalin

c)

Lenin

d)

Karl Marx

214.

Vladimir Lenin controlled which party?

a)

White Russian

b)

Bolshevik

c)

Nazi

d)

Labour

215.

Stalin and Trotsky fought for control of the Communist Party and __ won.

a)

Stalin

b)

Trotsky

216.

Stalin took control of: (multiple answers)

a)

economy

b)

industrialization

c)

religion

217.

Stalin was known for... (multiple answers)

a)

purges

b)

comforting his people

c)

his paranoia

d)

his secret police

e)

his genius military strategies

218.

The USSR was dissolved in

a)

1985

b)

2001

c)

1991

d)

1965

219.

Stalin was also known for his

a)

cult of personality

b)

rugged good looks

c)

his compassion

d)

brilliant economic policies

220.

Why did the hens have to give up their eggs?

a)

There were too many chickens on the farm.

b)

The eggs were attracting foxes and other animals dangerous to the farm.

c)

Napoleon needed assets to sell to get money for food for the animals

d)

All the answers are correct.

221.

Why did Napoleon begin executing animals?

a)

He went crazy

b)

He wanted to stop any rebellion against him by keeping the animals in fear.

c)

He wanted to stop the spreading of disease; the ones he executed had rabies.

d)

The ones he executed were too old to be productive. They were too expensive to keep.

222.

Whom did Boxer blame for the executions?

a)

Snowball

b)

All of the farm animals

c)

Napoleon

d)

Snowball and Napoleon

223.

Why did the animals sing the "Beasts of England" song slowly and mournfully as they were gathering on the knoll?

a)

They were singing it over the graves of their slain comrades

b)

They were wishing that Jones would come back.

c)

Life on the farm was not as they had hoped it would be when the revolution began.

d)

They thought the tune was catchy.

224.

Check all that apply.

Why was the singing of "Beasts of England" banned?

a)

The revolution was over.

b)

It reminded the animals of the original ideas of the revolution.

c)

Boxer didn't think it was appropriate anymore.

d)

They had a new song to sing.

225.

In what ways has Napoleon set himself apart from the other animals?

a)

He had titles like Our Leader, Comrade Napoleon, etc.

b)

He lived in separate quarters.

c)

He had guards to protect him.

d)

All of the answers are correct.

226.

How did Frederick cheat Napoleon?

a)

Gave him grain mixed with filler

b)

Gave him forged bank notes

c)

Sent only half what he promised

d)

Took twice as much as what he paid for

227.

What moved the animals to attack Frederick and his men at the Battle of the Windmill?

a)

The men blew up the animals' windmill

b)

The men took too much timber.

c)

The men made fun of their animal farm.

d)

The men killed Napoleon.

228.

Why was Comrade Napoleon "dying"?

a)

He had eaten far too much; his stomach was bursting.

b)

He had had too much whisky to drink.

c)

He was wounded by Frederick.

d)

He was just pretending so the animals would feel sorry for him.

229.

What is the animals' belief system called?

a)

animal rights

b)

communism

c)

Napoleonism

d)

animalism

230.

What is the name of the battle that the animals fight against the humans?

a)

The Battle of Farmhouse

b)

The Battle of Manor Farm

c)

The Battle of Animal Farm

d)

The Battle of Cowshed

231.

Which animals receive the distinction of Animal Hero, First Class, after the battle against the humans?

a)

Boxer and Napoleon

b)

Snowball and Napoleon

c)

Boxer and Snowball

d)

Squealer and Boxer

232.

Old Major gathers the animals at the beginning of Animal Farm in order to

a)

tell them about a dream that he's had.

b)

warn them of the dangers of communism.

c)

support their ideas about how to run the farm.

d)

make the humans wonder what is going on.

233.

Boxer is known on the farm for his

a)

bold attitude.

b)

dedicated work ethic.

c)

intelligence and wit.

d)

kindness and thoughtfulness.

234.

Why is "Beasts of England" outlawed?

a)

The pigs believe that it encourages the other animals to rebel.

b)

The pigs believe that Napoleon doesn't like the song.

c)

The pigs believe that the song is annoying and overplayed.

d)

The pigs believe that the perfect society they had worked for has been achieved.

235.

Why do the hens rebel?

a)

because they don't want to help build the windmill

b)

because they are hungry and want more food

c)

because they think they don't have enough of a voice in what happens on the farm

d)

because they don't want their eggs taken and sold

236.

Why does Snowball want to build a windmill?

a)

He believes that it will prove to the humans that the animals are capable of being independent.

b)

He believes that it will help the farm run more efficiently.

c)

He believes that it will force the animals to work together and cooperate.

d)

He believes that its existence will prove he's a better leader than Napoleon.

237.

Who becomes Animal Farm's intermediary with the outside world?

a)

Mr. Jones

b)

Mr. Pilkington

c)

Mr. Frederick

d)

Mr. Whymper

238.

What do both Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pilkington want from Animal Farm?

a)

timber

b)

corn

c)

ham

d)

quarry stones

239.

How many commandments do the animals create as rules for themselves originally?

a)

nine

b)

ten

c)

seven

d)

eight

240.

Where does Snowball write the Commandments for the animals to see?

a)

on the flag that's hoisted every Sunday

b)

on the side of the barn

c)

in the farmhouse

d)

in the dirt outside

241.

Which animal leaves the farm by choice?

a)

Mollie

b)

Snowball

c)

Boxer

d)

Napoleon

242.

What of the following best summarizes Squealer's explanation as to why the pigs get the milk and apples?

a)

to ensure their survival

b)

to increase their weight

c)

to preserve their health

d)

to reward their intelligence

243.

What addition was made to the end of the fourth commandment: "No animal shall sleep in a bed"?

a)

with blankets

b)

with goose feathers

c)

with sheets

d)

with pillows

244.

Who wrote The Communist Manifesto, which outlined the ideals of communism?

a)

Tsar Nicholas II

b)

Joseph Stalin

c)

Karl Marx

d)

Vladimir Lenin

245.

Who became the first leader of Russia AFTER the tsar had abdicated the throne?

a)

Vladimir Lenin

b)

Tsar Nicholas II

c)

Karl Marx

d)

Joseph Stalin

246.

Which animals regularly chant, "Four legs good, two legs bad"?

a)

pigs

b)

horses

c)

dogs

d)

sheep

247.

Animal Farm is called an allegory, which is a story in which

a)

authors create mythical situations.

b)

animals can talk.

c)

characters and events symbolize something else.

d)

authors use humor and wit to tell a story.

248.

Animal Farm fits into the genre of satire, which combines humor and wit about a topic in an attempt to express

a)

praise it.

b)

critique it.

c)

summarize it.

d)

commemorate it.

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