Character
Vocabulary
Character 2
Plot
Plot 2
100

"Will there still be sugar after the Rebellion?"

Mollie

100

What word means a formal statement of principles or beliefs, such as the one created by the animals?

manifesto

100

Which two pigs become the main leaders after the Rebellion?

Snowball and Napoleon

100

What happens to Old Major shortly after he gives his speech?

He dies

100

What do the animals rename Manor Farm after the rebellion?

Animal Farm

200

Who dreamed about a world without humans and shared that dream with the other animals?

Old Major

200

What does the word tyranny mean?

Cruel or oppressive rule

200

Which animal believed life would always remain difficult?

Benjamin

200

Why do the animals eventually rebel against Mr. Jones?

They are hungry and mistreated, and Jones fails to feed them

200

What does Snowball propose building to improve life for the animals?

Windmill

300

"Man is the only real enemy we have.

Old Major

300

What word describes someone who is very good at influencing others through speech?

Persuasive / eloquent

300

Which pig is quiet, intimidating, and eventually becomes Napoleon's main instrument of control?

Squealer 

300

What happens to Mollie after the rebellion?

She eventually leaves Animal Farm to live with humans

300

What major disagreement develops between Napoleon and Snowball?

They disagree over how the farm should be developed, especially the windmill

400

Which pig is described as a brilliant speaker and is associated with many ideas for improving Animal Farm?

Snowball

400

What does exile mean, and which character becomes effectively exiled from Animal Farm?

Being forced to leave a place; Snowball

400

Who fired his gun during the Battle of the Cowshed?

Mr. Jones
400

What do the animals write on the wall of the barn after the rebellion?

7 commandments 

400

How does Napoleon remove Snowball from Animal Farm?

He uses the dogs he has secretly trained to chase Snowball away.

500

Who announced that Sunday morning debates would no longer be held?

Napoleon

500

What does “privation” mean when describing the animals' lives under human ownership?

A state of lacking basic necessities or comforts

500

Which character represents the danger of abandoning political ideals in exchange for personal comfort?

Mollie

500

Why is the Battle of the Cowshed important?

The animals successfully defend the farm against Jones and the other humans.

500

By the end of Chapter 5, what major change occurs in the animals' understanding of leadership?

Napoleon becomes the unquestioned leader and begins ruling through fear and propaganda.