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What proved to be the main conflct that destryed the noble intentions of Animal Farm? A. No rules B. No food C. attacking neighbors D. power hungry leader
Power hungry leader
100
Squealer's role on Animal Farm would be best labeled as A. civil engineer B. press secretary C. legislator D. social worker
press secretary
100
The basic difference between Napoleon's and Snowball's leadership styles can be stated as A. apathetic vs. ambitious B. selfish vs. selfless C. practical vs. foolhardy D. persistent vs. patient
selfish vs. selfless
100
By eliminating the Sunday-morning meetings, Napoleon had in effect A. rewarded the animals for being lazy B. taken away the democratic process C. freed the animals day for prayer D. avoided having to get out of bed on Sundays
taken away deomcratic process
100
Which animals always seemed to get the most excited at the speeches and rallies?
Sheep
200
What was the crucial issue over which Snowball and Napoleon disagreed?
Windmill
200
The author illustrated a tactic which leaders have used for centuries to help them maintain support from their people. Which of the following is an example of how he had Napoleon carry out or apply this tactic? A. Authority delegated to Boxer? B. Squealer rewrote history. C. distracted animals with human commodities D. rewared with extra rations
Rewrote history
200
When Squealer was caught in the barn with the ladder and white paint, the reader can conclude that he was...
changing the commandments
200
Based on the ending of the story, which of the following events would be most likely to occur? A. Squealer would have Napoleon assassinated and become president. B. Napoleon would leave the farm more often to interact with humans. C. The farm would be stolen. D. Benjamin would escape Manor Farm in search of Snowball.
Napoleon would leave the farm more often to interact with humans.
200
What did Benjamin say whenever he was asked about happenings on Animal Farm?
Donkeys live a long time
300
Where does the story take place?
England
300
What seemed to be the author's purpose in writing this story?
realities of life in a totalitarian society
300
Why was it easy for Napoleon to take control over the animals.
They were not smart
300
What triggered the rebellion?
The animals were hungry and Mr. Jones began whipping them.
300
It was said that squealer could "turn black into white". What is meant by this?
persuade others to believe the impossible
400
What type of literature is Animal Farm? A. records events that occurred in a historical period B. folk tale of ancient people C. tragedy that ends with great misfortune D. novel that addresses the development of a society
addresses the development of a society
400
The author tied the beginning and end of the story togethr with? A. discussion about rebelling against humans B. debate over the windmill C. adoption of rules D. raven's talk of Sugarcandy Mountain
Sugarcandy Mountain
400
Because Mr. Frederick paid for Napoleon's logs with counterfeit money, the reader can infer that
Napoleon had never seen money
400
How was the word spread of the rebellion to animals on neighboring farms?
pigeons were sent out
400
Which of Napoleon's actions did NOT demonstrate that he was paranoid? A. He had bodyguards when he slept. B. He said Snowball was plotting against him. C. He agreed to build the windmill. D. He had a pig taste his food.
He agreed to build the windmill.
500
Boxer's personality could be summed up in his persona maxim which was?
I will work harder
500
Just as old Major had warned, the pigs and dogs became like man by? A. speaking language of humans B. harvesting the crops C. not producing food using their own labor D. not allowing the animals to live in the farm house
not producing food
500
It is reasonable to assume that Napoleon blamed Snowball for the thefts and destruction on Animal Farm because Napoleon
was trying to give the animals a target for their frustration
500
Napoleon punished the hens for.....
roosting in the rafters so their eggs would fall and break.
500
How did Squealer justify the excess of Napoleon and the pigs?
They had to stay strong so that Jones wouldn't come back.