Basic understanding
Characters
Themes
Vocab
Farm Rules
100

Who Inspires the rebellion at the beginning of the Story?

Old Major 

100

What happened to Molly?

She ran away and joined a neighboring farm. 

100

What is one main theme of the book?

One main theme is corruption of power.

100

What is equality?

The state of being treated the same

100

How many commandments were created?

7

200

Who is the owner of the farm before the rebellion?

Mr Jones.

200

What happened to Snowball?

He is chased off the farm by Napoleon’s dogs

200

How does propaganda shape the animals beliefs?

It changes the truth and keeps them obedient. 

200

What is a dictatorship?

A system where one leader has total power

200

How is the commandment about alcohol changed?

It becomes “No animal shall drink alcohol to excess”

300

Which animal is known for working the hardest on the farm?

Boxer

300

What is Squealer's main job?

To help and defend Napolean.

300

What theme is shown by the pigs becoming like humans?

Corruption of power

300

What is propaganda?

Misleading information used to influence others

300

Which commandment is broken when the pigs begin sleeping in beds?

“No animal shall sleep in a bed”

400

How did Mr. Jones treat the animals to make them want to rebel?

Neglect, hunger, and mistreatment push the animals toward rebellion

400

How does Napoleon gain complete control?

By using force, fear, and propaganda to eliminate opposition

400

What does Boxer represent?

The working class


400

What does “rebellion” mean in the book?

A rebellion is when a group rises up against authority or control.

400

Which commandment is altered after the animals are killed?

“No animal shall kill any other animal” - “without cause”

500

How to the animals attempt to build a fair society in the beginning? 

By establishing the Seven Commandments and sharing work and resources equally

500

What are two main differences between Snowball and Napolean?

Snowball believes in shared decision making while Napoleon concentrates power in himself

Snowball focuses on planning, education, and improving the farm. Napoleon relies on force and control to maintain power.

500

What does the windmill mainly represent in the story?

It represents hope for a better life and improving conditions for the animals.

500

What does corruption mean in the context of the book?

Abuse of power for personal gain

500

What is the final version of the commandments?

“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”

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