Animal Farm Chapter 6-8

Front

What change do the pigs make in Chapter 6 that signifies their inequality to the other animals?

Back

The pigs get to sleep an hour later than the other animals.

Front

What does Napoleon realize about the payment after selling timber to Frederick in Chapter 8?

Back

Napoleon realizes that the bank notes he received were forgeries.

Front

What punishment is given to the animals accused of being 'traitorous' in Chapter 7?

Back

The punishment given is death.

Front

Which pig is responsible for tasting Napoleon's food before he eats it in Chapter 8?

Back

The pig given this job is Pinkeye.

Front

Which animals does Napoleon begin his purge with in Chapter 7?

Back

Napoleon begins his purge with the cows who led the protest.

Front

What does the change in the pigs' sleeping schedule in Chapter 6 symbolize in 'Animal Farm'?

Back

It symbolizes the growing inequality and privilege of the pigs compared to the other animals.

Front

How does the incident with the forged bank notes reflect the theme of betrayal in 'Animal Farm'?

Back

It highlights the deceit and manipulation by the ruling class, as Napoleon is betrayed by Frederick.

Front

What role does propaganda play in the events of Chapters 6-8 of 'Animal Farm'?

Back

Propaganda is used to justify the pigs' actions and maintain control over the other animals.

Front

What is the significance of the purges that occur in Chapter 7?

Back

The purges signify the consolidation of power by Napoleon and the elimination of dissent.

Front

How does the character of Pinkeye contribute to the theme of loyalty in 'Animal Farm'?

Back

Pinkeye's loyalty to Napoleon illustrates the blind allegiance of some animals to the leadership.