Animal Farm Quiz 2 (Ch. 3-4) 2025

After the rebellion, how is most manual work on Animal Farm organized?

• Strictly by species—each group works alone.

• Co-operatively, with every animal contributing according to ability while the pigs supervise.

• By a timetable drawn up by Snowball and Napoleon.

• Through paid human labour hired by Whymper.

What role do the pigs quickly assume in the daily running of the farm?

• Night guards on the farmhouse porch.

• Planners and directors of the other animals’ labour.

• Mill-builders preparing for winter.

• Messengers to neighbouring farms.

Which activity anchors the animals’ Sunday meetings?

• Raising the green flag and debating resolutions.

• A communal breakfast of milk and apples.

• Reading the Seven Commandments aloud in full.

• Singing “Beasts of England” three times.

The pigs work in the fields alongside the other animals during the first harvest.

• True

• False

Snowball studies old military books to plan the farm’s defence.

• True

• False

Snowball’s new literacy classes are meant chiefly to help animals…

• Prepare propaganda leaflets for humans.

• Translate Mr Jones’s farm manuals.

• Record the farm’s financial accounts.

• Understand and protect the principles of Animalism.

Which development hints (foreshadows) a future power struggle among the pigs?

• Snowball’s study of Julius Caesar’s campaigns.

• Benjamin’s refusal to learn the alphabet.

• Napoleon removing the puppies for “education”.

• The sheep’s endless chanting.

The motto (slogan) “Four legs good, two legs bad” functions mainly to…

• Simplify complex ideas into a unifying slogan.

• Undermine Snowball’s authority.

• Encourage friendships with neighbouring farms.

• Promote literacy among the sheep.

How is the first harvest under animal control described?

• Chaotic and wasteful.

• Slightly worse than in Jones’s time.

• More successful and quicker than any human harvest.

• Dependent on human machinery.

Mollie becomes one of the most diligent workers after the rebellion.

• True

• False