Animal Farm Quiz Ch 1-4

Match the following

• Represents Trotsky and a leader

• Squealer

• Power-hungry pig

  represents Stalin

• Napoleon

• A pig who represents propaganda

• Boxer

• Represents the uneducated, laborer

• Old Major

• Leader of the rebellion, prize boar

• Snowball

Match the following

• Loves wealth and represents capitalism

• Benjamin

• Donkey, doesn't seem to care or speak up

• Clover

• Horse-Represents women and peasants

• Animalism

• The owner of Manor Farm, he's a drunk

• Mollie

• It is a principle of communism

• Mr. Jones

What event initially sparked the rebellion on the farm in Animal Farm?

• The selling of the newborn animals that spring.

• The arrival of new animals on the farm.
• Old Major's speech and the negligence of Mr. Jones in taking care of the animals.

• Napoleon taking the puppies away from Bluebell.

In Animal Farm, what do the pigs do immediately after the rebellion?

• The pigs leave the farm to find more animals for their cause.

• The pigs plan to strategized and defend their new farm.

• The pigs decide to attack the farm next to them.

• The pigs assume leadership and begin to set up the new governance and rules for the farm.

In Animal Farm, why does Old Major believe the animals should rebel against humans?

• Old Major wants to maintain the status quo among the animals.
• Old Major believes the animals should rebel against humans to end oppression.

• Old Major thinks the animals should work harder for themselves.

• Old Major believes humans are essential for the animals' survival.

In Animal Farm why are the seven commandments important?

• They represent the principles of Animalism and the animals' quest for equality and freedom.

• The seven commandments were created to promote the animal's religious values.

• The seven commandments serve as a guide for human farmers to leave the animals alone.

• The seven commandments are a list of rules for farm management.

In Animal Farm, What is the significance of the "Battle of the Cowshed"?

• It symbolizes the animals' betrayal of their leaders.
• It marks the beginning of the animals' oppression by humans.
• It represents the animals' failure to unite against their common enemy.
• It represents the animals' fight for independence and defending their new society.

Who is awarded “Animal Hero, First Class” after the Battle of the Cowshed?

• Boxer
• Napoleon
• Snowball
• Squealer

Describe the role of pigs in the early days after the rebellion. How do they begin to take control?

How does Napoleon differ from Snowball in terms of leadership style and goals?