Character Actions and Decisions in Animal Farm

In Chapter 5 of 'Animal Farm', Molly becomes troublesome and eventually leaves the farm. The pigs, Snowball and Napoleon, engage in political disputes, particularly over the construction of a windmill. Snowball is expelled by Napoleon's dogs, and Napoleon assumes control, ending democratic meetings. He later decides to build the windmill, claiming it was his idea all along, and uses propaganda to maintain control.

What excuse does Molly give for being late to work?

• She was helping another animal.

• She overslept.

• She was feeling unwell.

• She was lost.

What does Clover find hidden in Molly's stall?

• A hidden diary.

• A lump of sugar and ribbons.

• A stash of apples.

• A pile of hay.

Where do the pigeons report seeing Molly after her disappearance?

• In the forest.

• In a public house with a man.

• In the city.

• In a neighboring farm.

What is the main reason for the pigs' meetings in the barn?

• To plan the defense of the farm.

• To organize a party.

• To plan the work for the coming season.

• To discuss the weather.

What does Snowball propose to build on the farm?

• A fence.

• A windmill.

• A new barn.

• A water well.

What is Napoleon's stance on the windmill proposal?

• He is indifferent.

• He opposes it.

• He supports it wholeheartedly.

• He wants to modify it.

How does Napoleon remove Snowball from the farm?

• By locking him in a barn.

• By using dogs to chase him away.

• By sending him on a mission.

• By convincing the animals to vote against him.

What change does Napoleon make to the Sunday meetings?

• He invites humans to join.

• He changes the location.

• He cancels them.

• He makes them longer.

What does Squealer claim about Napoleon's stance on the windmill?

• Napoleon had no opinion.

• Napoleon was the original advocate.

• Napoleon was indifferent.

• Napoleon was always against it.