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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which sentence best describes the theme of Animal Farm?
Power and corruption have the ability to destroy.
Pigs should be feared most amongst animals.
One pig takes over a farm and abuses his power.
Luxury and success come from leading the illiterate.
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich sentence should be included in a summary of Animal Farm?Stalin & Trotsky were leaders during the Revolution.Farmer Jones is married.The pigs become like the humans.Squealer represents the media by spreading propaganda.
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following rules is painted on the barn?No animal shall kill any other animal.No animal shall smoke cigars.No animal shall eat with a fork.No animal shall wear ribbons.
- 4. Multiple ChoiceBoxer's motto of "Napoleon is always right" demonstrates that Boxer is -well-respectedindustriousstrongloyal
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWho is the scapegoat for the shortcomings of Napoleon's regime?SnowballSquealerMosesBenjamin
- 6. Multiple ChoiceThe fact that Napoleon fears Snowball even after Snowball is exiled shows Napoleon's -fortitudefascismhysteriaparanoia
- 7. Multiple ChoiceSquealer convinces the animals to accept whatever Napoleon decides by -Using outright liesUsing “scientific proof”Threatening the return of Mr. Jones.All of the above
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhy was the singing of "The Beast of England" banned?The rebellion was over and there was no need for it.Boxer didn't like it.They forgot the lyrics.They now found it boring.
- 9. Multiple ChoiceFor what purpose did Napoleon start trading?He was a hoarder.He wanted new supplies.He wanted to give the traded goods to Boxer.He liked new things instead of the old.
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWho did Napoleon blame for the destruction of the windmill?SnowballJessieSquealerOld Major
- 11. Multiple Choice
Who dies in the battle of the cowshed?
Snowball
Boxer
sheep
hens
- 12. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: AF can be considered an allegory and a satire.TrueFalse
- 13. Multiple Choice
What does Old Major communicate to the animals in Ch. 1?
A plan for leaving the farm
New rules for Animal Farm
A dream for equality and freedom
The value of education and literacy
- 14. Multiple Choice
According to Old Major, ___________ = the animal's common enemy.
Humans
Money
Disease
Sheep
- 15. Multiple ChoiceAfter the rebellion, the other animals learn what about the pigs?The pigs didn't want to rebelThe pigs have taught themselves to read and writeThe pigs had saved moneyThe pigs are evil
- 16. Multiple ChoiceSquealer tells the other animals that if the pigs don’t drink milk and eat apples, what will happen?The windmill will fall downThey will dieThey will be poorMr. Jones will come back
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhere did Snowball develop his war tactics?EncyclopediasReading Julius Caesar's campaignsStudying old war filmsMr. Jones
- 18. Multiple ChoiceSnowball says what will be the result of building a windmill?A three-day work weekBetter HousingEndless MoneyMore jobs
- 19. Multiple ChoiceAccording to Squealer, why do the pigs sleep on beds?They need the supportThey are hard workersThey are brainworkersThey don't sleep on beds
- 20. Multiple ChoiceSquealer warns the animals of what?HumansEating too muchSnowballThe windmill
- 21. Multiple Choice
What do the animals notice as the humans and pigs sit together in the farm house?
The pigs are wearing hats; the humans are not.
The humans have more money than the pigs.
They look and act the same.
They are allies and working on future plans.
- 22. Multiple Choice
Tells the animals about Sugarcandy Mountain
Napoleon
Moses
Boxer
Major
- 23. Multiple Choice
Enjoys ribbons, sugar, and human contact
Boxer
Clover
Mollie
Muriel
- 24. Multiple Choice
Original owner of Manor Farm
Mr. Whymper
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Jones
Mr. Frederick
- 25. Multiple Choice
Trains Jessie and Bluebell's puppies to be his protection and vicious killing machines
Snowball
Napoleon
Mr. Jones
Squealer
- 26. Multiple Choice
Which character is NOT a static character?
Mr. Pilkington
Napoleon
Boxer
Benjamin
- 27. Multiple ChoiceMare who tries to teach new horsesBoxerMurielCloverSnowball
- 28. Multiple Choice
Lead the only rebellion from the pigs on Animal Farm, after Mr. Jones had left.
Hens
Snowball
Mollie
Sheep
- 29. Multiple Choice
Goat who can read, helping Clover understand the changes to the Commandments in Ch. 8.
Muriel
Benjamin
Minimus
Mollie
- 30. Multiple Choice
Can memorize slogans, such as "four legs good, two legs bad," and repeats them over and over
Hens
Clover
Moses
Sheep
- 31. Multiple Choice
Inspires the animals to rebel against Farmer Jones
Boxer
Old Major
Napoleon
Snowball
- 32. Multiple Choice
Who explains the changes on the farm using propagandist speeches throughout the story?
Snowball
Napoleon
Squealer
Whymper
- 33. Multiple ChoiceComposes poems and songsMosesMinimusMajorHens
- 34. Multiple ChoiceDraws the plans for the windmillSnowballBenjaminSquealerMr. Jones
- 35. Multiple ChoiceThe pigs buy whiskey with money from his remainsBoxerMr. JonesMosesMuriel
- 36. Multiple Choice
Who buys himself a dogcart in Ch. 10?
Mr. Whymper
Clover
Minimus
Napoleon
- 37. Multiple Choice
According to Squealer, why do the pigs sleep on beds?
They are the elite
They are sensitive to the hay
They are brainworkers
They earned the right
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