Setting
What was the original name of the farm before the rebellion?
Manor Farm
At the beginning of the story before the rebellion, who is the owner of Manor Farm?
Mr Jones
By the end of the story, which pig becomes the 'leader' of the farm?
Napoleon
What event occurs to defend Animal Farm from Mr Jones and his men?
The Battle of the Cowshed
What does Squealer represent?
Propaganda
What are the names of the two neighboring farms?
Foxwood and Pinchfeild
Who takes away the puppies to educate them?
At the beginning of the story, which animal gives the inspirational speech about starting the rebellion?
Old Major
After he becomes injured, what happens to Boxer?
Animal Farm is a allegory for what 1917 historical event in Russia?
The Russian Revolution
What occurs every Sunday, where the animals make decisions and sing Beasts of England?
Sunday meetings
What did Mollie hide in her stall?
Sugar and ribbons
Which character spreads propaganda, and tells the animals about a paradise called Sugar Candy Mountain?
Moses the raven
What event is the beginning of the pigs transformation into humans?
The pigs are seen walking on two legs
What does Boxer and the other hardworking animals represent?
The Russian workers
What symbolic structure is build, destroyed and rebuild?
The windmill
Snowball
What characters motto is "I will work harder"?
Boxer
At the end of the story, the animals cannot tell the difference between what two characters?
The humans and the pigs
The executions of animals by Napoleon represents what event?
The Great Purge
Which location becomes a place where change and propaganda regularly occur?
The barn wall
Which pig writes the original commandments of Animalism on the barn wall?
Snowball
Despite being one of the leaders in the beginning and especially during the Battle of the Cowshed, which character is betrayed and exiled from the farm?
Snowball
What reason do the pigs give for taking the apples and milk for themselves?
They claim they are the brainworkers of the farm
The Battle of the Cowshed represents what event?
The Russian Civil War