Setting
What is the name of the farm at the start of the book?
Manor farm
: which pig gives the animals the idea of the rebellion in chapter 1?
Old Major
which pig is known for being the best speaker and persuader?
Squealer
what do animals rename the farm after the rebellion?
Animal farm
What real event is the animal farm based on?
Russian revolution
What is the name of the neighbouring farm owned by Pilkington?
Foxwood
Which character gets chased off Animal Farm and blamed for many problems?
Snowball
Which horse is famous for the motto “I will work harder”?
What is the battle called when Jones and the men try to take the farm back?
The Battle of Cowshed
Q:
napoleon represents which Soviet leader?
Joseph Stalin
Where do the animals hold their meetings early in the story?
The Barn
Which pig comes up with the windmill idea and plans it?
Snowball
Which animal does raven tells animals about “Sugar candy Mountain”?
Moses
What do the pigs change “No animal shall sleep in a bed” to later?
"No animal should sleep in a bed with sheets”
Snowball represents which Russian revolutionary leader?
Leon Trotsky
What is the name of the human the pigs use as a go-between for trade?
Mr Whymper
Which pig trains the puppies in secret to become his guards?
Napolean
Which donkey stays cynical and says, “Donkeys live a long time”?
Benjamin
What major building project is destroyed twice (once by a storm and once by men)?
The windmill
The “confessions” and executions in the novel are most like what Soviet event?
Stalin's great purge
What is the name of the neighbouring farm owned by Frederick?
Pinchfield
Who sells Boxer to the knacker (glue factory) instead of sending him to a hospital?
Napolean and the pigs
Which human is the farmer the pigs make deals with, then gets tricked by fake banknotes?
Fredrick
What do the pigs start walking on at the very end, showing the final betrayal?
Two legs
What does the windmill mostly represent in Soviet history?
Stalin's industrial development