Animal Farm Quiz

What did Clover confront Mollie about?

• Clover was upset that Mollie didn’t work as hard as everyone else

• Mollie was caught looking at herself in the mirror

• Mollie had ribbons and sugar in her stall

• Clover saw a neighboring farmer stroking Mollie’s face

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Who won the majority vote for the windmill at the meeting?

• Snowball

• Squealer

• Napoleon

• Boxer

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Napoleon was especially successful when talking and persuading which animals?

• The cows

• The horses

• The dogs

• The sheep

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How did Snowball usually win over the votes of the animals?

• With his brilliant speeches

• His ideas were always better

• He canvassed them between his speeches

• He bribed the animals with food and treats

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What did Napoleon say would happen to them if they worked on the windmill?

• They would starve

• It would be a waste of time

• The would all be electrocuted

• It would cause Mr. Jones to come back

Where did the dogs that chased Snowball from come?

• Mr. Jones sent them to help regain his farm

• They were from a neighboring farm

• Napoleon had been secretly training them

• They were from the farm, but turned mean

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How does Snowball leave the farm?

• He is chased through the hedge

• He jumps the fence trying to escape

• The dogs chase him through the front gate

• He hides in a hole at the back of the farm.

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According to Squealer, why were the other animals no longer allowed to make decisions?

• Because Napoleon was on a power trip and wanted to be the sole decision-maker

• The animals might make the wrong decisions

• It was easier for Napoleon to make all of the decisions

• It was for the animals’ own good

What comparison was made between the dogs and Napoleon?

• An army and their sergeant

• A military and their dictator

• The old dogs and Mr. Jones

• Students and their master

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What changes about the weekly Sunday meetings?

• Nothing

• The animals now only receive their orders

• They no longer sing Beast of England

• It is no longer required.

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