Who said it?
"I will work harder!"
Boxer
The Battle of the Cowshed took place
Chapter 4
Which group of animals supervise the other animals as they work?
The pigs
What does Napoleon do to physically express his disapproval of Snowball's detailed windmill plans drawn on the floor?
He urinates on them
How long did Snowball say it would take to build the windmill? How long did Napoleon say it would take to build the windmill?
Snowball: one year
Napoleon: two years
"Donkeys live a long time. None of you has ever seen a dead donkey."
Benjamin
The pigs move into the farmhouse
Chapter 6
The two words added to the commandment "No animal shall sleep in a bed."
"With sheets"
Snowball leads the animals to victory, and Napoleon is nowhere to be seen.
The simplified version of the commandments taught to the sheep (6 words)
"Four legs good, two legs bad"
"Will there still be sugar after the Rebellion?"
Mollie
Snowball is chased off the farm by dogs
Chapter 5
Boxer receives this award for his efforts in the Battle of the Cowshed
Animal Hero, First Class
This major construction project was the ultimate point of debate between Napoleon and Snowball
The windmill
Who did Clover ask to read the commandments to her in chapter 6?
Muriel the goat
"Surely, comrades, you do not want Jones back?"
Squealer
It was decided that all of the milk and apples would be reserved for the pigs
Chapter 3
The specific day of the week that was originally for meetings but became a day for Napoleon to issue orders
Sunday
How do Napoleon and Snowball differ in their approach in defending Animal Farm against human attacks?
Napoleon wants to gather firearms and train the animals how to use them. Snowball wants to send out more pigeons to stir up rebellion among neighboring farms.
Who are the dumbest group of animals on the farm?
The sheep
"Man is the only creature that consumes without producing."
Old Major
The Seven Commandments were officially written
Chapter 2
The human intermediary Napoleon hires to help the farm trade with the neighboring human farms (spelling counts)
Mr. Whymper
Who does Napoleon use as a scapegoat for the problems on the farm?
Snowball
Who said this quote: "Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons?"
Snowball