Animal Farm Test

Who becomes Animal Farm's intermediary with the outside world?

• Mr. Jones

• Mr. Pilkington

• Mr. Frederick

• Mr. Whymper

How many commandments do the animals create as rules for themselves originally?

• nine

• ten

• seven

• eight

Where does Snowball write the Commandments for the animals to see?

• on the flag that's hoisted every Sunday

• on the side of the barn

• in the farmhouse

• in the dirt outside

Which animal leaves the farm by choice?

• Mollie

• Snowball

• Boxer

• Napoleon

What of the following best summarizes Squealer's explanation as to why the pigs get the milk and apples?

• to ensure their survival

• to increase their weight

• to preserve their health

• to reward their intelligence

Why do Napoleon and Pilkington begin to fight each other?

• Someone was found to be cheating at cards.

• Pilkington is afraid Napoleon will attack his farm.

• Napoleon does not like how Pilkington treats his animals.

This character is symbolic of the Minister of Propoganda whose job is to support The Leader's image, use lies to convince the people to follow Stalin, and keep people from getting an education that encourages them to ask questions.

• Squealer

• Dogs

• Moses

• Benjamin

• Boxer

In Animal Farm and in Russia, the post-rebellion leaders became the same as or worse than the leaders they replaced.

• True

• False

This character is symbolic of Joseph Stalin. He was not a good speaker, cared for power, killed all that opposed him, and used KGB and propaganda to solidify his power.

• Jones

• Old Major

• Animalism

• Snowball

• Napoleon

This character is symbolic of Czar Nicholas II. He is a poor leader and cruel to those he was ruling.

• Jones

• Old Major

• Animalism

• Snowball

• Napoleon