Animal Farm - Chapter 6

Front

How is farm life for the animals different in Chapter VI?

Back

The animals work harder and harder and many things aren’t finished.

Front

Why was the windmill difficult to build?

Back

The stones are large and the weather is bad.

Front

Why do human beings hate Animal Farm?

Back

They resent a successful farm run by animals because it proves that the animals were right.

Front

What does Squealer say about the meaning of 'bed'?

Back

Anything to sleep on, like a pile of straw, is actually a bed.

Front

What did Napoleon decide to do in order to get supplies for the windmill?

Back

Sell some of the hay and wheat and, if necessary, some of the hens’ eggs to human beings.

Front

What is the significance of the windmill in Animal Farm?

Back

The windmill symbolizes the animals' hard work and the hope for a better future.

Front

How does Napoleon's leadership style change in Chapter VI?

Back

Napoleon becomes more authoritarian and relies on fear tactics to control the other animals.

Front

What role does Squealer play in the story?

Back

Squealer serves as Napoleon's spokesperson, manipulating language to control the narrative.

Front

What does the increasing workload of the animals suggest about their situation?

Back

It indicates that the promises of a better life post-rebellion are not being fulfilled.

Front

How do the other animals react to the changes in their living conditions?

Back

Many animals are confused and disillusioned, but they are too afraid to speak out.