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Animal Farm Final Unit Test - 2019

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Question 1
1.

Animal Farm is an allegory in that it

Question 2
2.

Animal Farm is an allegorical satire on which of the following historical events?

Question 3
3.

If you wanted to prove that Mr. Jones is a tyrannical and cruel leader, which piece of evidence would be the STRONGEST support for this character trait?

Question 4
4.

"Rings shall vanish from our noses/And the harshness from our back/Bit and spur shall rust forever/Cruel whips no more shall crack" - this stanza from "Beasts of England" does all of the following EXCEPT

Question 5
5.

The theory of Animalism is similar to that of Communism because

Question 6
6.

Old Major's dream eventually encourages the animals to

Question 7
7.

Why do Napoleon and Snowball take the lead at making resolutions for the farm?

Question 8
8.

"Comrades!" he cried. "You do not imagine, I hope, that we pigs are doing this in a spirit of selfishness and privilege? Many of us actually dislike milk and apples. I dislike them myself. Our sole object in taking these things is to preserve our health. Milk and apples (this has been proved by Science, comrades) contain substances absolutely necessary to the well-being of a pig. We pigs are brainworkers. The whole management and organisation of this farm depend on us. Day and night we are watching over your welfare. It is for your sake that we drink that milk and eat those apples. Do you know what would happen if we pigs failed in our duty? Jones would come back! Yes, Jones would come back! Surely, comrades," cried Squealer almost pleadingly, skipping from side to side and whisking his tail, "surely there is no one among you who wants to see Jones come back?" Squealer is able to convince the animals that the pigs deserve the milk and animals by

Question 9
9.

The revolution of the animals on Animal Farm has what effect on the rest of the animals throughout the country?

Question 10
10.

What leads to the Battle of the Cowshed?

Question 11
11.

Mollie’s character and eventual actions most likely represent

Question 12
12.

“At the Meetings Snowball often won over the majority by his brilliant speeches, but Napoleon was better at canvassing support for himself in between times. He was especially successful with the sheep. Of late the sheep had taken to bleating ‘Four legs good, two legs bad’…and often interrupted…at crucial moments in Snowball’s speeches."
This excerpt from the novel shows that the sheep

Question 13
13.

As soon as Napoleon takes over, what is the first change that he makes on the farm?

Question 14
14.

Initially, what do the pigs use to persuade the other animals after Napoleon takes over?

Question 15
15.

The pigs sleeping in beds is a sign of their

Question 16
16.

Blaming the destruction of the windmill on Snowball is a way to

Question 17
17.

“If she could have spoken her thoughts, it would have been to say that this was not what they had aimed at when they had set themselves years ago…”
Why can’t Clover speak her thoughts?

Question 18
18.

The animals admire Boxer for his

Question 19
19.

If you wanted to best prove that Boxer being sent to the knackers, or the glue factory, is going back to the conditions on the farm when Jones was in charge, which evidence would you use?

Question 20
20.

At the pigs’ party, the humans compare the lower, less intelligent animals to

Question 21
21.

Napoleon changes the name of Animal Farm to The Manor Farm to symbolize

Question 22
22.

The closing line of Animal Farm means that the animals have

Question 23
23.

Owner of Pinchfield Farm who is rumored to be cruel to his animals

Question 24
24.

A vain horse who would rather have comforts such as ribbons and sugar cubes rather than freedom

Question 25
25.

A pig who can manipulate others with his tongue and convinces the other animals that Napoleon's actions are noble

Question 26
26.

A "solicitor" who visits the farm every Monday to help with trade matters

Question 27
27.

A pig who consolidates power quickly and is only concerned with himself ultimately

Question 28
28.

A literate goat who reads the commandments for Clover

Question 29
29.

His ideas inspire the animals' revolution, but he dies before the Rebellion takes place

Question 30
30.

A pig who has grand ideas and schemes for the future of Animal Farm before he is run off the farm

Question 31
31.

Original owner of Manor Farm, who drinks and mistreats the animals on the farm

Question 32
32.

A skeptical donkey who believes life will not get any better by the revolution

Question 33
33.

The motherly horse on the farm who believes in the revolution but becomes disillusioned by it when animals are slaughtered

Question 34
34.

Mr. Jones "especial pet'' who spreads rumors about a place called Sugarcandy Mountain

Question 35
35.

An "easy-going farmer" that spends the majority of his time "fishing or hunting"

Question 36
36.

Strong and hardworking, but not so intelligent character who is fiercely loyal to Napoleon and the ideals of Animal Farm

Question 37
37.

What distinguishing feature gives Boxer a "stupid appearance?"

Question 38
38.

What is Napoleon's "last act on earth" before he thinks he is dying?

Question 39
39.

One of the new "privileges" of the pigs that are instituted later on the farm is the wearing of this item on Sundays:

Question 40
40.

The pigs change the Fourth Commandment of Animalism to say "No animal shall sleep in a bed with..."

Question 41
41.

The pigs change the Sixth Commandment of Animalism to say "No animal shall kill any other animal..."

Question 42
42.

The pigs reduce the Seven Commandments of Animalism to a single commandment that says "All animals are equal, but some animals are..."

Question 43
43.

Who is good and who is bad, according to Old Major?

Question 44
44.

What’s the name of the song about an animal utopia that Old Major teaches the animals?

Question 45
45.

What do the pigs paint on the side of the barn?

Question 46
46.

What reason does Squealer give for the pigs taking all the apples and milk?

Question 47
47.

Where does Snowball learn strategies of warfare?

Question 48
48.

What emotion does Boxer feel when he thinks he killed a farmhand?

Question 49
49.

Where does Mollie disappear to?

Question 50
50.

What does Snowball want to build on the farm?

Question 51
51.

Who chases Snowball off the farm?

Question 52
52.

Why is it so hard for the animals to build the original windmill?

Question 53
53.

How does Napoleon plan to get supplies the animals can’t make?

Question 54
54.

How does Napoleon explain the storm that knocks down the windmill?

Question 55
55.

How does Napoleon get the hens to lay eggs for him to sell?

Question 56
56.

What do the animals decide to do about rebuilding the windmill?

Question 57
57.

What happens to the animals that confess to working alongside with Snowball?

Question 58
58.

In Chapter 7, what happens to the song, “Beasts of England”?

Question 59
59.

In Chapter 8, what does Napoleon discover about Mr. Frederick’s payment?

Question 60
60.

Why do the pigs add “to excess” to the commandment “No animal shall drink?"

Question 61
61.

Who runs against Napoleon in the election for a new president?

Question 62
62.

Why are the sheep taught the chant “Four legs good, two legs better”?