WorksheetsAnimal Farm Chapter 2
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Define the term pre-eminent.
Define the term expounded.
Define the term spinney.
Define the term unalterable.
temporary state of change
easily changed or modified
unable of being changed or modified
something that can be adjusted or altered
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what effect did Major’s speech have on the more intelligent animals?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, which animals began teaching the others the basics of Animalism?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, why did cows break into the storeshed?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what did the animals do to Mr. Jones and his men?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what did the animals destroy?
The whips and chains used to control them, symbolizing their liberation.
The animals' food supplies, symbolizing their liberation..
The crops in the fields, symbolizing their liberation..
The barn and tools used for farming, symbolizing their liberation..
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, why does Snowball tell Mollie she cannot wear ribbons?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what did Squealer do that was so convincing to the other animals?
Squealer the animals that everything was in their best interest, even when the pigs were clearly benefiting more than the others.
Squealer convinced the animals that they should eat less to save food, even when the horses were clearly benefiting more than the others.
Squealer claimed that the pigs were working harder than the other animals, even when the dog were the hardest workers
Squealer argued that all animals should share the food equally because they were superior to all other animals.
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, which animal leaves the farm with the humans?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what impressed the animals about the Jones’ house?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what ability do the pigs “reveal" that they have?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what does the author mean when he says Squealer can “turn black into white”?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what did the animals decide to do with the farmhouse?
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, why is it difficult for the pigs to convince the animals about the principles of Animalism?
Due to animals' lack of education and varying levels of intelligence.
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what are some of the animals’ objections to Animalism?
Some animals object to the lack of luxuries they once enjoyed under human rule.
In chapter 2 of Animal Farm, what did the animals remember the morning after the rebellion? How did they react?
The animals remembered that they had overthrown Mr. Jones, and they reacted with joy and excitement.
