WorksheetsAnimal Farm Chapter 7
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
How thick are the re-built windmill's walls going to be?
18 inches
24 inches
3 feet
4 feet
How does Napoleon get the hens to lay eggs for him to sell?
He increases their food rations substantially.
He gives them no food until nine die and the others agree.
He tells them they won’t have to do any other work if they lay eggs.
He beats them until they agree.
Which group of animals rebelled against Napoleon?
the other pigs
the horses
the hens
the dogs
Who questioned Squealer when the animals were told Snowball had been working with Mr. Jones all along?
Boxer
Benjamin
The hens
Clover
By the end of the chapter, what are the animals forbidden from doing?
Speaking to Napoleon
Taking a day off of work
Singing "Beasts of England"
Working on the Windmill
What is one example of the "fresh lies" humans are spreading about Animal Farm at the start of Chapter 7?
cannibalism
animals dying of famine
constant fighting
all of the above
Now it is .................................
summer
winter
spring
fall
Food was ....................
short and rotten
Lush and healthy
Boxer defends Snowball and his actions during the Battle of Cowshed.
True
False
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.
To hide what they had so nothing could be stolen by the humans they were now dealing with
Who were the only animals who never lost heart and continued working hard, believing in Animal Farm?
a. Muriel and Moses
b. Boxer and Clover
c. Benjamin and Mollie
d. Squealer and Pinkeye
What do the animals, through the thoughts of Clover, finally admit to themselves?
a. Things have gotten out of control and this was not what Old Major had envisioned.
b. Things were as best as they could get and they should be satisfied.
c. Things have been improving and they should be more patient.
d. Things were exactly how they wanted it to be and they all lived happy lives.
Who does Boxer blame for the public atrocity that took place in this chapter?
a. the pigs especially Napoleon
b. the animals themselves
c. Snowball
d. Mr. Jones and the other humans
What do the hens do in protest when Napoleon wants to sell their eggs?
They refuse to lay any eggs at all
They attack Napoleon at the farmhouse
They refuse to eat anything
They lay eggs up in the rafters so they fall and break
What shocking event occured in front of all of Animal Farm?
Public execution of multiple animals
The capture and torture of Snowball
Farmer Jones, shotgun in hand, shooting 3 animals dead
An explosion, leaving some animals dead, buildings destroyed, and Snowball once again to blame
