Characters
What pig was seen as royalty?
Napoleon.
Who suggests the idea of re-vaulting(animalism)?
Old major.
Who does napoleon begin altercations with in chapter 5?
Snowball.
What does the commandment about not killing others change to?
Not to kill another animal with out Cause.
What is ironic about the animals celebrating that they are no longer working under a dictator?
They still are because napoleon is a dictator.
What was boxer's saying?
Work Harder.
What was Moses's role in chapter 2?
He introduced the idea of sugar candy mountain.
Who urinated on snowball's plans.
Napoleon.
Who does napoleon sell timber to?
Neighboring farms.
Where was boxer sent?
The "hospital" which was really meant to kill boxer.
Who Owns the neighboring farms?
Mr. Frederick and Mr. Pilkington.
How did the pigs get away with taking the apples and milk?
The pigs need more energy for all the thinking they do.
How do they get away with changing the commandments?
How did they take down the windmill?
Dynamite under the main structure elements.
What happened between the pigs and animals at the end of the story?
The pigs and farmers play cards and drink together while in the farm house.
Who abandoned the farm for humans?
Mollie.
Who own the neighboring farms?
Mr. Pilkington(Poorly kept) and Mr. Frederick(Well Kept).
How many puppies does napoleon have?
Nine.
What were the sides of the "battle for the windmill"?
Humans vs animals.
What do the animals realize about the pigs when looking in the farm house window?
The pigs have turned into humans and act just as them.
Why does napoleon think he is dyeing?
Who gives snowball his reward "Animal hero, First class."?
Himself.
Why did napoleon decide to build the windmill?
He wanted to keep the animals busy working.
Who is injured in the battle for the windmill?
Boxer.
Why do the pigs sell boxer?
To get money for whiskey.