Animal Farm Test

Name that pig!

100

Animalism was born from this old pig. His impact definitely wasn't minor!

Old Major

200

A student of Julius Caesar -- everything is his fault

Snowball

300

This pig has all of the excuses in the book

Squealer

400

This greedy pig sneakily stole some milk

Napoleon

500

After the animals took over the farm, this pig painted the name of "Animal Farm" on the barn wall.

Snowball

Just who are you, anyway?

100

Snowball represents _____________________.

Leon Trotsky

200

Napoleon represents _______________.

Joseph Stalin

300

Boxer represents ____________________.

Russian workers

400

Mr. Jones represents ___________________.

Tsar Nicholas II

500

Old Major represents __________________ & ________________.

Vladimir Lenin and Karl Marx

"Less equal" than the others

100

How many hens were starved to death until they cooperated with Napoleon?

Nine hens

200

This animal is an Animal Farm lifer and is by Boxer's side until the end.

Clover

300

This animal left the farm for a life of comfort and enjoyment.

Mollie

400

This animal ran over to tell the animals where Boxer was really going.

Who is the animal and where did Boxer really go?

Benjamin; a glue factory

500

TWO QUESTIONS:

This happened to the animals who confessed to working with Snowball.

AND

Only this one animal died in the heated Battle of Cowshed, and it earned special honors for its bravery. (What animal was it and what award did it earn?)

They were killed by the dogs.

AND

A sheep; Animal Hero, second class

It's the Law! (sort of)

100

Squealer would do this anytime the pigs broke a commandment.

Squealer would add something to the commandments so the pigs wouldn't be wrong.

200

When Napoleon takes the milk for the pigs, which commandment is broken?

#7: All animals are equal.

SURPRISE: the total for this question is doubled! 400 points!

300

This commandment about killing was changed around the time Napoleon began executing animals. 

(Name what the commandment was changed to)

No animal shall kill any other animal without cause.

400

The one commandment to rule them all: what was the one, final commandment that replaced the original seven?

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

500

SURPRISE: A 700-POINT QUESTION!

List all 7 commandments.

1. Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy.

2. Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend.

3. No animal shall wear clothes.

4. No animal shall sleep in a bed.

5. No animal shall drink alcohol.

6. No animal shall kill another animal.

7. All animals are equal.