Chapter 7 Animal Farm

Who is blamed when anything goes wrong on the farm? 

• Napoleon
• Mr. Jones
• Snowball

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Who questioned Squealer when the animals were told Snowball had been working with Mr. Jones all along? 

• Boxer
• Benjamin
• the hens

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What was Squealer's proof that Snowball and Mr. Jones set up the Battle of Cowshed?

• secret confessions
• secret hallucinations
• secret documents 

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What was Boxer's explanation for all the murders?

• He must work harder.

• He must speak up more.

• He must confront Napoleon.

In the midst of all of the cold and hard work, what do the animals find most inspirational?

• Squealer’s speeches.

• The dogs’ barking.

• Boxer’s efforts.

Napoleon and the other pigs need to hide the food situation on the farm because:

• They don’t want the human world to know they have mismanaged the farm.

• They want to starve the animals to death to punish them for not working hard enough.

Why did Napoleon order bins to be filled with sand and covered with grain and seed?

• To fool Mr. Whymper, and the rest of the humans, into thinking Animal Farm was doing well.

• To keep the food dry by keeping it off the cold wet ground.

Beasts of England is replaced by a short song that does NOT tell of a “golden future time,” BUT instead...

• Encourages the animals to be afraid.

• Encourages individual freedom.

• Suggests that the animals should be prepared to die defending Animal Farm.

How will Napoleon get more grain for Animal Farm?

• By selling chicken eggs.

• By selling the hens.

• By stealing from Whymper.

What did the hens do to protest the selling of their eggs?

• Hid the eggs from Napoleon.

• Destroyed the eggs before Napoleon could sell them.

• Hid the eggs form Whymper.

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