WorksheetsAnimal Farm Test
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 46mins
Young female horse who likes ribbons, sugar cubes and other luxuries.
Benjamin
Clover
the cat
Mollie
The raven who talks about a place called "Sugarcandy Mountain".
Mollie
Boxer
Pincher
Moses
The farmer who owns Manor Farm and treats the animals poorly.
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Muriel
Mr. Napoleon
Mr. Boxer
Cynical, ill tempered donkey who is the oldest animal on the farm.
Muriel
Clover
Boxer
Benjamin
The three adult dogs.
Bluebell, Jessie, Pincher
Mollie, Clover, Moses
Bluebell, Mollie, Clover
Bluebell, Mollie, Pincher
Male horse who is the strongest but not the smartest animal on the farm.
Squealer
Napoleon
Boxer
Moses
The goat
Muriel
Mollie
Clover
Bluebell
Character who disappears every time there is work to do.
the cat
the goat
the dogs
the pigs
The last animal seen near the milk before it disappears.
Squealer
Snowball
Old Major
Napoleon
Mature, motherly horse who is friendly with Boxer.
Muriel
Mollie
Clover
Jessie
Old pig who teaches the animals about Animalism and talks of rebellion.
Squealer
Snowball
Old Major
Napoleon
One of the pigs who leads Animal Farm. He paints the 7 commandments on the wall.
Squealer
Snowball
Napoleon
Old Major
Animal who is very good at persuading other animals to agree with him.
Moses
Boxer
Squealer
Snowball
The animal largely responsible for building the windmill.
Boxer
Frederick
Benjamin
Clover
Animal who doesn't believe in the rebellion.
Benjamin
Boxer
Clover
Frederick
The animal who can read as well as any pig but thinks there was nothing worth reading.
Clover
Mollie
Moses
Benjamin
The character who cheats the animals out of the money for the wood.
Frederick
Pilkington
the cat
Boxer
This animal likes the gifts of humans and is seen talking to them.
Clover
the cat
Muriel
Mollie
Animals who repeat every slogan they are taught.
the puppies
the chickens
the sheep
the goats
Animal who led Battle of the Cowshed but is then remembered as a coward.
Boxer
Squealer
Snowball
Mollie
Which event in history is the allegory that Animal Farm is representing?
World War I
The Cold War
The Russian Revolution
The 4th of July
Which character is supposed to represent the Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin?
Snowball
Napolean
Old Major
Squealor
What do the animals call their ideology?
Socialism
Communism
Capitalism
Animalism
1. Who was in charge of the farm BEFORE the rebellion?
Mr. Jones
Mr. Jones
Mr. Jones
All of the above
Why do the pigs assume (take control) leadership in Animal Farm?
They are the bossiest animals
They are the most intelligent animals
They are voted into power
They knew how to build windmills
The deliberate manipulation of language used to change people’s opinions or point-of-view.
satire
irony
propaganda
caricature
Who was responsible for stealing the milk?
The Communists
The Pigs
The Cat
The Humans
What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
The name of a lullaby sung by the pigeons
The mountain visible on Animal Farm’s horizon
The animal’s version of “heaven”
The setting for a story told by Mollie
Which characters are used by Napoleon to enforce his laws?
The dogs
The sheep
The Chickens
Boxer
Who is Napoleon’s mouthpiece/announcer?
Snowball
Squealer
Benjamin
Old Major
How does Squealer explain Snowball’s absence?
He was a traitor and a criminal
Mr. Jones kidnapped him
He went to lead the rebellions on other farms
He died
Whenever something on the farm goes wrong, Napoleon blames it on…
Boxer
Jones
Snowball
Mollie
Why do the animals have difficulty remembering the Rebellion and the ideas of Animalism?
They do not want to remember
There are too many born after the rebellion
They are being tricked by Snowball and the humans
They are all dead
Squealer changes the sheep’s song from “four legs good, two legs bad” to…
“Two legs bad, four legs better”
“Four legs good, two legs better”
“Four legs good, four wheels better”
“Two legs great, four legs terrible”
What do the men destroy in Animal Farm?
The WIndmill
The Cowshed
The Barn
The House
Why did the pigs claim they needed all the milk and apples?
The pigs needed the milk and apples in order to remain smart and healthy
They wanted to trade the milk and apples for supplies
They did more work than the other animals
They did not make this claim in the story
What is one way propaganda used by Napoleon to take power?
Napolean frequently provided false information to the other animals to persuade them that he made the farm highly successful.
He doesn't use propganda
He blames everything on Mr. Jones
None of the above
