According to Old Major, what three words best describe the life of an animal in England?
What are "miserable, laborious, and short"?
Why does Snowball insist that Mollie throw away her ribbons?
What is because ribbons are considered clothes, which are the mark of a human and a badge of slavery?
How did the workload on Animal Farm differ between the pigs and the other animals during the harvest?
What is the pigs did not perform physical labor but directed and supervised, while working animals like Boxer did the heavy pulling and harvesting?
How did news of the Rebellion and the song "Beasts of England" spread to neighboring farms?
What is through daily flights of pigeons sent out to mingle with animals across the countryside?
What single word does Old Major say is the sum of all the animals' problems?
What is Man?
What do Mr. Jones and his four farmhands carry into the store-shed to punish the hungry animals?
What are whips?
What single maxim did Snowball create to summarize the Seven Commandments for the animals who couldn't learn them by heart?
What is "Four legs good, two legs bad"?
Whose historical military campaigns did Snowball study to prepare for defending the farm?
Who is Julius Caesar?
What action does Old Major urge the animals to work toward body and soul?
What is Rebellion?
What is the 7th and final Commandment written on the barn wall?

What did Napoleon do with the nine puppies born on the farm?
What is he took them away from their mothers into a secluded loft to educate them in private?
What tactic did Snowball use to lure Mr. Jones and his men into a trap during the invasion?
What is a planned, sudden retreat into the yard so the men would rush forward in disorder right into a cowshed ambush?
Old Major points out that Man is the only creature that does what unique thing?
What is consumes without producing?
How did Squealer convince the animals that the pigs should get all the milk and apples?
What is by claiming pigs are "brainworkers" who need milk and apples for their health to prevent Mr. Jones from coming back?
What name was given to the battle, and how was the fallen sheep honored?