Animal Farm - Chapters 1-10

What does the farmhouse represent in *Animal Farm*?

• A place of safety for all animals

• The oppression of the weaker by the stronger

• The rewards of hard work

• A meeting place for the animals

Match the following characters to their most obvious character traits.

• Smart, charismatic and willing to lead.

• Benjamin

• Hardworking, strong but not too smart.

• Napoleon

• Always gets his way.

• Snowball

• Naive, materialistic and apathetic.

• Boxer

• Stubborn. cynical and serious.

• Mollie

Which character trait best describes Napoleon?

• Honest

• Manipulative

• Lazy

• Fearful

What motivates Snowball's actions throughout the story?

• Greed for power

• Desire for animal welfare

• Jealousy of Napoleon

• Fear of humans

What inference can be made about Boxer's character based on his repeated motto, "I will work harder"?

• He is easily manipulated.

• He is dedicated to the Animal Farm cause.

• He lacks intelligence.

• He is seeking leadership.

How does the relationship between Napoleon and Snowball change over the course of the story?

• They become closer as they work together.

• Their rivalry intensifies leading to Snowball's expulsion.

• They maintain a steady friendship.

• They switch roles as leader multiple times.

What does the windmill symbolize in *Animal Farm*?

• Technological progress

• The power of nature

• The animals' collective effort

• The manipulation of the working class

Which character is most directly associated with the theme of betrayal?

• Boxer

• Mollie

• Napoleon

• Squealer

What is the significance of the changing of the commandments?

• It shows the animals' inability to remember.

• It represents the corruption of power.

• It signifies the changing seasons.

• It illustrates the importance of literacy.

​ (a)   was always sent out to deliver the orders set out by ​ (b)  

• Squealer
• Napoleon
• Boxer
• Clover
• Snowball
• Mr. Jones