WorksheetsAnimal Farm Chapters 6-8 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 2hrs 1mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How do the animals break apart the rocks in the quarry?
a)
They roll them over the edge of the quarry
b)
The rocks don't need to be broken
c)
Boxer's hooves
d)
Pickaxes and shovels
2.
How does Napoleon plan to get the needed materials for the windmill?
a)
Engage in trade with neighboring farms
b)
Steal from the neighboring farms
c)
Begin producing the materials on their own farm
d)
Steal other animals from the neighboring farms and make ransom demands
3.
How does Napoleon make the animals feel comfortable with the new arrangement?
a)
He tells them they will not have to engage with humans; he will take that upon himself
b)
He tells them everyone will engage with humans
c)
He tells them the humans will come directly to Animal Farm
d)
He tells them they will have human masters again
4.
How does Squealer convince the animals that trade with humans was never prohibited?
a)
He asks if they have any proof, pointing out that it was never written down
b)
He says it was never prohibited, only talked about that maybe they should prohibit such things
c)
He says the benefit of trade will bring prosperity to the farm
d)
He says that the benefit of trade outweighs the detriment of human interaction
5.
Who is the solicitor from Willingdon that is the “middle man” for the animals and helps them trade with neighboring farms?
a)
Mr. Whymper
b)
Minimus
c)
Mr. Frederick
d)
Mr. Pilkington
6.
How have the human's feelings towards Animal Farm changed?
a)
They hate Animal Farm more now that it is prosperous
b)
They hate Animal farm less now that it is prosperous
c)
They still feel the same way about Animal Farm
d)
They now love Animal Farm
7.
Which animal frequently works by the light of the harvest moon to help build the windmill?
a)
Boxer
b)
Benjamin
c)
Napoleon
d)
Muriel
8.
What happens to the windmill?
a)
It is knocked over during a November storm before it is complete
b)
It is completed, but much slower than expected
c)
It is never completed and stands half finished
d)
It is completed within a year
9.
To whom does Napoleon attribute the windmill's destruction?
a)
Snowball
b)
Frederick
c)
Pilkington
d)
Jones
10.
What does the term, "scapegoat" mean?
a)
When a person who is blamed for something that they didn’t do
b)
When a goat gets into a scrape with another animal
c)
When someone turns into a goat
d)
When you try to escape a goat that is chasing you
11.
What reason do the animals give to not follow orders when told they must give up the item to get grain and meal?
a)
It is murder to sell the chickens' eggs
b)
The horses' oats are needed to keep them from getting sick
c)
It will hurt the ducks to pull out their feathers
d)
The cows' milk is needed for the baby animals
12.
How do the animals protest the new trade item?
a)
The chickens lay their eggs from the rafters
b)
The ducks all fly away
c)
The horses refuse to plow the fields
d)
The cows refuse to be milked
13.
Who advises Napoleon to sell the pile of timber?
a)
Mr. Whymper
b)
Mr. Jones
c)
Boxer
d)
Squealer
14.
Who do the animals blame when things go wrong on the farm?
a)
Snowball
b)
Napoleon
c)
Mollie
d)
Boxer
15.
For whom was Snowball said to have been working?
a)
Mr. Jones
b)
Mr. Frederick
c)
Mr. Whymper
d)
Mr. Pilkington
16.
Who questions the idea that Snowball was a traitor in the Battle of Cowshed?
a)
Boxer
b)
Benjamin
c)
Bluebell
d)
Muriel
17.
With which animals does Napoleon begin his purge or executions?
a)
The pigs who protested about the meetings
b)
The cows who led the protest
c)
The Majorca hens who led the protest
d)
Boxer
18.
Why is the song "Beasts of England" outlawed?
a)
It is the song of the rebellion, and Napoleon is afraid of another rebellion happening.
b)
Napoleon is tired of hearing the animals sing it.
c)
Napoleon wants a new song that will be about him.
d)
The song is too long
19.
Why did the animals think the sixth commandment, "No animal shall kill any other animal," had not been broken?
a)
The words "without cause" had been added, so the animals deserved to be killed for being traitors
b)
The animals had been killed by Jones and his men, and were not killed by other animals
c)
The animals were poisoned, so technically they had not been killed by another animal
d)
They did not think any animals had been killed
20.
After Napoleon sells the timber to Frederick, what does he realize about the payment?
a)
The bank notes were forgeries
b)
The cheque was bad
c)
The payment was too small
d)
The payment was too large
21.
What encourages the animals to rally and drive out Mr. Frederick and his men during the battle?
a)
The men destroy the windmill
b)
The men destroy the farmhouse
c)
The men kill Napoleon
d)
The men kill Boxer
22.
Why does Pilkington not want to send help to Animal Farm?
a)
Napoleon went back on their deal and sent him insulting messages
b)
Pilkington is teamed up with Frederick
c)
Pilkington still feels sorry for Jones
d)
He wants to see the animals fail
23.
How do the pigs present the outcome of the battle and how do they finally react to their ‘victory’?
a)
The pigs tell the animals they've won, but it doesn't feel like a victory because the animals lost the windmill and their comrades.
b)
The pigs tell the animals that they could have done a better job and been more efficient
c)
The pigs tell the animals that they've lost the battle
d)
The pigs tell the animals that they've won because the windmill was not destroyed
24.
When Squealer announces "Comrade Napoleon is dying!" what is really happening?
a)
Napoleon is hungover
b)
Napoleon has been wounded
c)
Napoleon is already dead
d)
Napoleon is losing his mind
25.
Which of the commandments have the pigs changed?
a)
No animal shall wear clothes.
b)
No animal shall sleep in a bed.
c)
No animal shall drink alcohol.
d)
No animal shall kill any other animal.
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