Animal Farm Themes and Events

In a harsh winter, the animals struggle to rebuild the windmill while facing food shortages. Napoleon deceives the outside world about their dire situation. The hens rebel against an egg contract, leading to severe punishment. Snowball is accused of sabotage, causing fear. Confessions and executions spread terror among the animals. Reflecting on their plight, they sing a new song as 'Beasts of England' is abolished.

What was the main challenge the animals faced during the winter?

• Rebuilding the windmill

• Internal conflicts

• Lack of shelter

• Attacks from humans

How did Napoleon deceive the outside world about the food shortage?

• By spreading false rumors

• By importing food secretly

• By hiding food in the store shed

• By increasing rations

What was the hens' reaction to the egg contract?

• They agreed willingly

• They left the farm

• They protested and rebelled

• They ignored the order

Who was blamed for the misfortunes on the farm?

• Squealer

• Snowball

• Clover

• Boxer

What did Napoleon do to those accused of conspiring with Snowball?

• Exiled them

• Executed them

• Imprisoned them

• Forgave them

What was Boxer's response to the executions?

• He left the farm

• He planned a rebellion

• He decided to work harder

• He questioned Napoleon

What did Clover realize about the farm's current state?

• It was worse than under Jones

• It was exactly as planned

• It was not what they had hoped for

• It was better than before

What song was abolished by Napoleon?

• Animal Farm Anthem

• Victory March

• Beasts of England

• Song of the Rebellion

What was the new song introduced after 'Beasts of England' was abolished?

• Animal Farm, Animal Farm

• Animal Farm Anthem

• Victory March

• Song of Freedom

What did the animals feel after the executions?

• Confusion

• Pride

• Relief

• Fear and misery