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Chapter 8: the battle of the windmill

Quiz by Oak National Academy: GCSE English Eduqas

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  • Q1
    What word beginning with 'T' describes a regime that asserts total power over the lives of its citizens?
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  • Q2
    Starting with the first, put these plot points from 'Animal Farm' chapter 1-7 in chronological order.
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  • Q3
    What is the primary goal of building the windmill on Animal Farm in Chapter 6 of 'Animal Farm'?
    To improve the animals' quality of life and make their work easier.
    To provide a source of entertainment for the animals.
    To generate electricity for the entire farm.
    To show off the animals' engineering skills to humans.
    30s
  • Q4
    In Chapter 6 of 'Animal Farm', who is blamed for the destruction of the windmill, and why?
    The humans, for launching an attack on the farm that damages the windmill.
    Snowball, for sabotaging the windmill out of spite.
    Napoleon, for not providing enough resources for its construction.
    The other animals, for failing to follow the building plans accurately.
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  • Q5
    Starting with the first, put the seven commandments from 'Animal Farm' in the correct order.
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  • Q6
    In chapter 7 of 'Animal Farm' what does the windmill symbolise?
    The pigs' control and exploitation of the animals' labour.
    The pigs' excellent leadership skills.
    The animals' technological progress.
    The pigs' economic success.
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