Animal Farm Midterm
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- Q1The pigs plan the animal rebellion against Mr. Jones very, very carefully with everything planned out.False30s
- Q2What does Napoleon teach the sheep to bleat at the end of the book?"Four legs good, two legs better!"30s
- Q3A donkey. Guided by a skeptical philosophy that life will always be difficult and painful, He is not surprised when the pigs corrupt the revolution and transform Animal Farm into a totalitarian state. Dear friends with Boxer.Benjamin30s
- Q4What is the name of the celebrations Napoleon begins to hold in Chapter 9?Spontaneous Demonstrations30s
- Q5A horse. She is a gentle, motherly, and powerful mare, who supports the revolution, but becomes dismayed by the direction it takes under Napoleon. Yet she has neither the will nor the personality to resist the pigs.Clover30s
- Q6Squealer explains that "Beasts of England" should no longer be sung for which reason:The rebellion is over and it was a song of the rebellion.30s
- Q7After something happens to Old Major in Chapter 2, what do the rest of the animals prepare for?Revolution30s
- Q8Why does Squealer tell the animals that the pigs are constantly doing secret work?To keep them content30s
- Q9What does Old Major wish to share with the other animals in Chapter 1?His dream30s
- Q10A pig. One of Old Major's main disciples. He is lively, original, and intelligent, but he is less shrewd in the ways of power. He values the ideals of the revolution more than others do. He "leaves" the farm.Snowball30s
- Q11A pig. He creates the ideas behind Animalism and inspires the other animals to rebel. As a prize boar, he has lived a relatively privileged life among the animals.Old Major30s
- Q12The basic, underlying cause of the trouble between Napoleon and Snowball is:Napoleon resents Snowball's inventiveness30s
- Q13What do Squealer's lists indicate?that the animals lives are better and are still getting better30s
- Q14What does Old Major insist in Chapter 1 that animals will no longer need to do?Support humans30s
- Q15The owner of the neighboring farm of Pinchfield. A vicious, cruel, and calculating man.Mr. Frederick30s