Chapter 5
This character was exiled from the farm after the Battle of Cowshed:
Who is Snowball?
Name ONE of the items that Napoleon traded with the humans:
What are timber, eggs, and other farm products?
Napoleon takes absolute control of the farm by doing this:
What are public executions?
Napoleon gives himself this new title:
Who is Comrade Napoleon?
Boxer is sent to this place (be specific) to be executed:
What is Knackers?
This project was proposed by Snowball to better the lives of the animals:
What is the windmill?
The animals begin to work on this major construction project.
What is the windmill?
This happens due to ________ ________. Napoleon rationed more for the pigs but kept the other animals weak and dependent.
Napoleon is given fake banknotes from this person:
Who is Frederick?
Napoleon continues to reward the pigs by giving them this during chapter 9:
What are alcohol and more food rations?
Napoleon uses these aggressive animals to take control of the farm:
What are the dogs/KGB?
Napoleon convinces the other animals to work more by doing this:
What is using propaganda to keep saying they are still better off than with Mr. Jones. (variation of this is accepted)
What is they were always working together?
What battle occurs after the timber deal?
What is the Battle of the Windmill?
After Boxer's death, the final commandment is altered to say this:
What is “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”
This animal said that Snowball being exiled was due to him being a traitor to the farm:
Who is Squealer?
Napoleon breaks a commandment and does this to separate himself from the other animals:
What is moves into the farmhouse?
Mr. Whymper is tricked by Napoleon through this method when showing their food supplies:
What is filling the buckets with mostly sand and only having the grain on the top?
The Battle of the Windmill is important because:
Answers may vary
The final scene depicts this about Napoleon and the humans:
What is he has become indistinguishable from the humans?
What is, they were peed on?
The destruction of the windmill does this to Napoleon's power.
What is increases it? (Extra points for explaining how)
The lesson learned is to resist oppressive leadership, even in the face of total corruption during this rebellion.
What is the Hen Rebellion?
This deal between Napoleon and this person are meant to help maintain power and control: (Bonus points for stating what this deal is beginning to symbolize!)
Who is Pilkington? Bonus points for describing either the shifting of the totalitarian powers to be aligned, or that Napoleon is becoming more and more human everyday.
The novels ending suggests this about the cycle of power and oppression?
What is it suggests that revolutions often result in a new ruling class that becomes as corrupt as the one it replaced, mirroring real-world historical patterns