Animal Allegory

Which event in history is the allegory that Animal Farm is representing?

• World War I

• The Cold War

• The Russian Revolution

• The 4th of July

Which character is meant to represent the Soviet Union leader, Joseph Stalin?

• Snowball

• Napoleon

• Old Major

• Squealer

What do the animals call their ideology?

• Socialism

• Communism

• Capitalism

• Animalism

Why do the pigs assume leadership of Animal Farm?

• They are the bossiest animals

• They are the most intelligent animals

• They are voted into power

• They knew how to build windmills

How does Squealer explain Snowball’s absence?

• He was a traitor and a criminal

• Mr. Jones kidnapped him

• He went to lead the rebellions on other farms

• He died

Whenever something on the farm goes wrong, Napoleon blames it on…

• Boxer

• Jones

• Snowball

• Mollie

Why did the pigs claim they needed all the milk and apples?

• The pigs needed the milk and apples in order to remain smart and healthy

• They wanted to trade the milk and apples for supplies

• They did more work than the other animals

• They did not make this claim in the story

What is one way Napoleon used propaganda to take power?

• Napoleon frequently provided false information to the other animals to persuade them that he made the farm highly successful.

• He doesn't use propaganda

• He blames everything on Mr. Jones

• None of the above

What is Napoleon's new policy?

• To expel all chickens out of the farm.

• Everyone must say "Four legs good, two legs bad" when Napoleon enters.

• Animal Farm would engage in trade with neighboring farms to get needed materials.

• Napoleon would require every animal to call him Comrade Napoleon.

Why do the animals have difficulty remembering the Rebellion and the ideas of Animalism?

• They do not want to remember

• They are being tricked by Snowball and the other humans.

• Now there are so many animals on the farm who were born or bought after the Rebellion.

• They have bad memories