Recall Questions 1
What do the humans believe caused the windmill to fall?
The walls were too thin.
How does Mr. Frederick deceive Napoleon in regards to the wood purchase?
He pays for the timber using counterfeit banknotes (money).
To which character does Napoleon finally decide to sell the timber?
Frederick
“The banknotes were forgeries”
Mr. Wymper to Napoleon
What does capitulate mean?
To surrender or give in to demands
At what age are the horses supposed to be able to retire?
twelve (12)
What does Napoleon call the parade in which the animals must march around the farm in military formation?
Spontaneous Demonstration
Which human character gives a toast to Animal Farm in Chapter X?
Mr. Pilkington
“Did we not give him ‘Animal Hero, First Class’ immediately afterwards?”
Boxer to Squealer
What physical attribute is most closely associated with countenance?
The face
According to Squealer, why is the singing of Beasts of England now forbidden?
It was the song of the rebellion, and the rebellion is now over.
How many hours per week did the animals work during the building of the windmill?
sixty (60)
Which character does Clover first see walking on two legs?
Squealer
“Have you record of any such resolution?"
Squealer to animals
Which vocabulary word was located in the incorrect chapter, and what does it mean?
Liberal- of a generous nature/large sum
In Chapter VI, the wording of the fourth commandment is changed. What two words are added to the commandment "No animal shall sleep in a bed?”
"No animal shall sleep in a bed...
with sheets.”
The wording of the sixth commandment is changed from "No animal shall kill another animal" to…
"No animal shall kill another animal...
without cause."
Which character realizes that the humans were going to blow up the windmill?
Benjamin
“Up there, comrades”
Moses to the animals
What page was “taciturn” found on?
128
At the end of the novel, what single commandment replaces all others--must be word for word?
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”
Why do Napoleon and Mr. Pilkington get into an argument at the end of chapter 10? (Be specific)
During a card game, both played an ace of spades simultaneously.
How is Napoleon formally addressed? (Must be word for word)
"Our Leader, Comrade Napoleon”
“Don’t take your own brother…”
animals to the “stupid brutes” driving the cart with boxer in it
If the grim reaper was real, which vocabulary word could you use as a near synonym for him or her?
Knacker