WorksheetsAnimal Farm Chapter 6
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
How is farm life different in Chapter 6 than it was before?
There are no Sunday meetings.
Boxer helps make decisions.
The pigs sleep an hour later than everyone else.
Moses has returned to encourage the animals.
The animals must work on Sundays, too.
Who is the proxy for the animals' trading?
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Whymper
Mr. Jones
What are the animals spending the most time working on?
The windmill
The wheat fields
Making new equipment
Plowing new ground
What happens to the windmill?
The wind knocks it down.
Snowball sabotages it.
The humans knock it down.
Nothing; it's fine.
What was the animals' attitude towards their hard work?
They worked under compulsion without any satisfaction.
They were unhappy and felt exploited.
They worked willingly, knowing it benefited them.
They were indifferent and lacked motivation.
What led to the need for trade with human farms?
Trade was for luxury items only.
Essential supplies like nails and oil were needed.
There was a surplus of farm products.
The animals needed entertainment.
How did the pigs justify their move into the farmhouse?
It was more comfortable than the sty.
They needed a quiet place to work.
They didn't provide any justification.
They claimed it was always allowed.
Who was blamed for the destruction of the windmill?
Napoleon
Squealer
Boxer
Snowball
What was the animals' response to the windmill's destruction?
They blamed each other for the failure.
They decided to leave the farm.
They planned to rebuild it despite challenges.
They gave up on rebuilding it.
How do the pigs alter the commandments?
By erasing them completely.
By adding new commandments.
By subtly changing the wording.
They do not alter them at all.
