Animal Farm - chapter 3

Front

What happened to the milk and apples?

Back

The pigs took them to eat.

Front

Why did Snowball summarize the Seven Commandments into 'Four legs good, two legs bad'?

Back

Most of the animals could not learn the Seven Commandments by heart.

Front

Where did the new puppies go? For what reason?

Back

Napoleon took them from their mothers to the loft for 'education.'

Front

What was the problem with the farm tools?

Back

They were made for human hands.

Front

Why do you think the cat joined the Re-Education Committee?

Back

Orwell implies that the cat wanted to eat the birds.

Front

What is the significance of the pigs taking the milk and apples?

Back

It highlights the inequality and privilege among the animals.

Front

How does Snowball's slogan reflect the literacy levels of the animals?

Back

It simplifies the Seven Commandments for better understanding.

Front

What role do the puppies play in Napoleon's plans?

Back

They are trained to become his loyal enforcers.

Front

What does the term 'Re-Education Committee' imply about the animals' education?

Back

It suggests a manipulation of knowledge for control.

Front

How does the issue with the farm tools symbolize the challenges faced by the animals?

Back

It represents their struggle against human oppression.