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Character Representations in Animal Farm

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who do Mr.Jones repersent?

a)

Czar Nicholas II

b)

Karl Marx

c)

Dedicated, but tricked communist supporters

d)

Religion

2.

Who does Old Major represent?

a)

Vain, Selfish people from Russia and the world

b)

Czar Nicholas II

c)

Communism

d)

Karl Marx

3.

Who does Snowball repersent?

a)

Religion

b)

KGB-Secret Police

c)

Leon Trotsky

d)

Joseph Stalin

4.

Who does Napoleon repersent?

a)

Karl Max

b)

Joseph Stalin

c)

Leon Trotsky

d)

Czar Nicholas II

5.

Who does Squealer represent?

a)

Trust and Loyalty

b)

Communism

c)

Religion

d)

Propaganda department of Lenin government

6.

Who does Boxer repersent?

a)

Communsim

b)

Vain, selfish people in russia and world

c)

Dedicated but tricked communist supporters

d)

Religion

7.

What was the Revolution trying to do for both Animal Farm and the Russian People. (2 Answers)

a)

Give better food options to everyone and create a unfair way of living

b)

Supposed to make life better for all on Animal Farm

c)

Create equality between all the citizens of russia and serve as a base to build their government

d)

Supposed to fix problems from Czar

8.

What is the primary reason for the animals' rebellion in Animal Farm?

a)

The animals were tired of doing nothing all day so they started volunteering to do work but the humans said no

b)

The humans were slowly feeding them more and more and not allowing them to work on the farm because it would made them tired

c)

They want to be free from humans and for everyone to live equally and so they wouldn't have to go through starving for 2 days

d)

A good time

9.

What does the phrase "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others" represent?

a)

The corruption of the revolutionary ideals

b)

That Napoleon was below all the other animals

c)

Animal farm was above all the other farms in the word with equality and other things

d)

The corruption of Leon Trotsky

10.

What happens to the commandments on the wall as the story progresses?

a)

What commandments?

b)

The commandments get completely removed

c)

Nothing happens to the commandments they were never changed

d)

Commandments progressively get changed

11.

What does the windmill symbolize in Animal Farm?

a)

The least amount of work being done for the most benefit of a object place thing or idea.

b)

Nothing the windmill was just a dream

c)

Progress and hard work for the common good

d)

No Progress being done and animals losing equaity

12.

How Napoleon uses fear and manipulation to maintain control over Animal Farm. Provide at least three answers

a)

Food Threatening

b)

The use of the dogs

c)

Propaganda

d)

Scapegoating Snowball

13.

How does George Orwell use the character of Boxer to represent the working class in society?

a)

He is lazy and not hardworking compared to any of the other animals

b)

He doesn't work hard enough

c)

"I will work harder"

d)

Hard Work and Belief in the revolution.

14.

How is Squealer used as a tool for propaganda?

a)

Try's to get on the bad side of Napoleon on purpose

b)

He always states that Snowball is the good guy and Napoleon is bad

c)

Squealer stays quite and doesn't say anything

d)

Squealer goes around talking about how Napoleon is doing so much for the farm and lies about Napoleon and things going on

15.

How does the theme of conformity manifest in Animal Farm

a)

No conformity

b)

Blind obedience to Napoleon

c)

Slogans and rituals

d)

Food and Bribing