Characters
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Extras
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Who is the old pig who calls a meeting? 

Old Major

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What is the name of the farm owner? 

Mr. Jones
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What are the pigs names who teach the animals Old Major's ideas? 

Snowball and Napolean 

100

Which animals learn to read best?

Pigs

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What do the seven commandments tell the animals? 

Rules on how to live

200

Who owns the farm at the start of the story?

Mr. Jones

200

What dream does Old Major share? 

He dreams of a farm where animals are free from humans. 

200

What two pigs become the main two leaders? 

Snowball and Napoleon  

200

What do the pigs do with the milk? 

They keep it for themselves. Use it to feed themselves. 

200

Why is reading important to the animals? 

It helps the animals understand the rules and ideas of the rebellion. 

300

Which horse is STRONG and HARDWORKING? 

Boxer

300

What song does Old Major teach the animals? 

Beasts of England

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What causes the animals to rebel against Mr. Jones? 

He doesn't feed the animals. 

300

What job does Boxer do every day? 

Physical labor

300

Why do the pigs become the leaders? 

They are the smartest and can read and write. 

400

Which pig is known for being a good speaker? (starts with an S). 

Squealer

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What does Old Major say is the main cause of the animals problems? 

Man

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What do the animals do after they chase Mr. Jones away? 

They take control of the farm. 

400

What slogan does Boxer use when work becomes difficult? 

I will work harder

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What does Boxer show by working hard? 

He shows that he is loyal, strong, and willing to work hard. 

500

Which pig is quiet but has many good ideas? 

Snowball

500

What happens to Old Major a few days after his speech? 

He dies. 

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What new name do the animals give to the farm? 

Animal Farm 

500

What do the pigs say they need the milk and apples for? 

To stay strong and run the farm. 

500

How are the pigs beginning to get more power by Chapter 3? 

They begin making decisions for the other animals and taking food for themselves.