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1
What does "irrepressible" mean?
impossible to control
easily controlled
unchangeable
at the spur of the moment
2
Which of these was NOT one of the Seven Commandments?
All animals are equal.
No animal shall sleep in a bed.
No animal shall wear clothes.
No animal shall actually kill a man.
3
What is it called when a country extends its rule over another country?
totalitarianism
imperialism
capitalism
communism
4
Owned Animal Farm
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Jones
Mr. Benjamin
5
Which of the following are the Major's main points?
Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy
All the habits of Man are evil
All of the above
All animals are equal
6
Describe the animals' flag.
It was white with a red barn.
It was green with a white pig footprint.
It was green with white skull and cross bones.
It was green with a white hoof and horn.
7
Which word means " to give up resistance"?
articulate
obstinate
capitulate
taciturn
8
Always said, "I will work harder."
Napoleon
Benjamin
Boxer
Moses
9
What special treatment did the pigs and piglets get?
All of the above.
Pigs had the right-of-way.
They received a special education.
Pigs could wear green ribbons on their tails on Sundays.
10
Which two words have the same meaning?
articulate and eloquent
stupefied and cryptic
arable and filial
solemnly and posthumously
11
What does "taciturn" mean?
tending to be silent
clever
gloomy personality
high in rank
12
Who does Mr. Jones represent?
Czar Nicholas II
Franco
Hitler
Stalin
13
Why was Comrade Napoleon "dying"?
He was pretending so the animals would feel sorry for him.
He had eaten far too much; his stomach was bursting.
He was wounded by Frederick.
He had too much whiskey to drink.
14
Which of the following is NOT one of the tools of totalitarianism?
euphemism
allegory
scapegoating
propaganda
15
Which word means "seriously"?
manifestly
posthumously
solemnly
contemptuously
16
For what purpose did Napoleon begin trading?
A & B
The animals wanted him to do it.
He wanted to get money to buy the items the animals needed.
He wanted to see what it was like.
17
Someone who might have a retinue is
a soldier
a parent
a king
a cowboy
18
Middleman between Animal Farm and human world
Mr. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Whymper
19
What word means "unchangeable"?
unalterable
indefatigable
cryptic
obstinate
20
What was Clover startled to discover?
Snowball blowing up the windmill.
A pig walking on its hind legs.
A Man by the windmill.
A pig drinking whiskey.
21
Who does Mollie represent?
The Czarist government
Stalin's mistress
The bourgeoisie
Lazy workers
22
Why did the pigs say they needed to move into the house?
B & C
They needed a clean place to work.
They needed to access Jones' farm records.
They needed a quiet place to work.
23
What actually brought about the rebellion?
The animals were hungry and broke in to get food.
Jones sent Old Major to the butcher.
The animals were well-rested and thought they could win.
Jones went away, and when he got back, the animals revolted.
24
Which word means "easily controlled"?
arable
indefatigable
unalterable
tractable
25
What do Napoleon's dogs represent?
The Secret Police
The working class peasants
The Secret Service
The Nazis
26
Ruler of Animal Farm
Squealer
Boxer
Snowball
Napoleon
27
The animals on the farm worked hard. What was their consolation?
They were working for themselves instead of Man.
They could have long play periods.
They could take long vacations when they wanted.
They were making lots of money.
28
Who was considered the Father of Communism?
Lenin
Trotsky
Marx
Stalin
29
Which of the following is NOT one of the things a totalitarian leader tries to control?
school
health care
church
family
30
Why did the animals sing "Beast of England" sadly on the knoll?
They were singing it over animals' graves.
They were wishing Jones would come back.
A & C
Life on the farm was not as they had hoped.
31
What topic divided the animals?
The Battle of Cowshed
Building the windmill
What to do with Jones' house
Assignment of duties
32
Which word means "clever"?
shrewd
emboldened
sordid
morose
33
What is the system in which the means of production is controlled by individuals?
communism
capitalism
imperialism
totalitarianism
34
How did Frederick cheat Napoleon?
Sent only half what he promised
Took twice as much as what he paid for
Gave him grain mixed with filler
Gave him forged bank notes
35
Horse that liked ribbons and sugar
Clover
Mollie
Benjamin
Boxer
36
Who did Napoleon blame for the windmill disaster?
Boxer
Squealer
Benjamin
Snowball
37
Why did Napoleon change his mind about building the windmill?
He decided it would be useful after all.
Busy animals don't have time to think and revolt.
He wanted to smooth over their disagreement.
All of the above.
38
What happened to Boxer?
He was sent to be treated at a hospital.
Napoleon personally executed him.
He died of old age.
Napoleon sold him to the knacker.
39
What did the other animals see when they looked into the farmhouse?
Pigs and Men together eating animal meat.
Men giving orders to servant pigs.
Men and animals together, indistinguishable from each other.
Nothing. It was empty; the pigs had left.
40
What does "apathy" mean?
to hesitate, stumble
full of life
indifference, lack of interest
hostility
41
Why did the pigs get the job of teaching and organizing?
They were recognized as the cleverest animals.
Jones appointed them.
They were the only animals with enough time to do it.
No one else wanted the job.
42
Inspired the idea of a rebellion
Snowball
Napoleon
Old Major
Mr. Jones
43
How did Napoleon gain full control?
Napoleon's guard dogs ran Snowball off the farm.
Napoleon killed Snowball.
Snowball was killed at the Battle of Cowshed.
Napoleon had the largest animals threaten Snowball.
44
Describe the relationship between Napoleon and Snowball.
They are father and son.
They agree on everything.
They do not agree on anything.
They are best friends.
45
The Russian Revolution begins with the overthrow of Czar Nicholas II in what year?
1913
1915
1914
1917
46
"Ah, that is different! If Comrade Napoleon says it, it must be right."
Moses
Boxer
Squealer
Snowball
47
Is run off the farm by dogs
Old Major
Napoleon
Squealer
Snowball
48
What happened to the milk and apples?
The horses were eating them.
Farmer Jones took them.
No one ever knew what happened to them.
The pigs were eating them.
49
If a task is difficult, you might describe it as
laborious
taciturn
obstinate
morose
50
When was
Animal Farm
published?
1935
1955
1925
1945
51
What word means "full of life"?
indefatigable
vivacious
obstinate
cryptic
52
Why did Napoleon begin executing animals?
He wanted to stop the spreading of disease.
The ones he executed were too old to keep.
He wanted to stop any rebellion by keeping animals in fear.
He went crazy.
53
What is belief in a classless society (where the means of production belong to the community)?
communism
totalitarianism
imperialism
capitalism
54
Who was exiled from Russia, and eventually assassinated?
Lenin
Stalin
Trotsky
Marx
55
Who does Napoleon represent?
Marx
Trotsky
Lenin
Stalin
56
What does "expound" mean?
to explain
absolute power
tireless
full of life
57
What does "complicity" mean?
involvement in wrongdoing
concealed or unsuspected presence
seriously
facial expression
58
What maxim(s) (sayings) did Boxer adopt?
"I will work harder."
"Napoleon is always right."
A & B
"It doesn't matter."
59
Who does Boxer represent?
Stalin
Marx
the proletariat
the bourgeoisie
60
Why was the singing of "Beasts of England" banned?
The revolution was over.
Boxer didn't think it was appropriate anymore.
It reminded animals of the original ideas of the revolution.
A & B
61
Efficient neighboring farmer
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
Mr. Jones
Mr. Whymper
62
What moved the animals to attack Frederick and his men at the Battle of the Windmill?
The men mocked their animal farm.
The men blew up the animals' windmill.
The men killed Napoleon.
The men took too much timber.
63
Who did Boxer blame for the executions?
All of the farm animals
Snowball
A & C
Napoleon
64
What does "conciliatory" mean?
tending to be silent
peace-making
hatefully
vile, dirty, filthy
65
Why did the hens have to give up their eggs?
The eggs were attracting foxes and other dangerous animals.
All of the above.
There were too many chickens on the farm.
Napoleon needed assets to sell to get money for food.
66
What does "enmity" mean?
absolute power
hostility
indifference, lack of interest
people who differ with the majority
67
What does Squealer represent?
censorship
propaganda
euphemism
scapegoating
68
He explained things to animals.
Boxer
Moses
Squealer
Snowball
69
How did Squealer justify Napoleon's take-over?
All of the above
He said he wouldn't want animals to make the wrong decisions
He said that Snowball was not that great
He said that Napoleon had taken extra responsibilities
70
"I have no wish to take life, not even human life."
Moses
Benjamin
Boxer
Snowball
71
In what ways did Napoleon set himself apart from other animals?
All of the above.
He had guards to protect him.
He had titles, like Our Leader, Comrade Napoleon, etc.
He lived in separate quarters.
72
For what purpose did Major call the meeting of the animals?
To tell them about his vision
B & C
To make the animals feel guilty
To complain that the animals weren't working hard enough
73
A skeptical (not easily persuaded) donkey
Boxer
Benjamin
Mollie
Clover
74
Who does Snowball represent?
Trotsky
Stalin
Lenin
Marx
75
What changes did Napoleon make first?
A & B
He ruled decisions would be made by the pigs in committees.
There would be no more debates.
The animals would work in shifts.
76
What was the Battle of Cowshed?
The animals fought among themselves about the windmill.
Jones and other farmers came to retake the farm.
Snowball made the cows join the rebellion.
Snowball and Napoleon fought for leadership of the animals.
77
"Tactics, comrades, tactics!"
Snowball
Squealer
Boxer
Napoleon
78
Neighboring farmer who neglects his farm
Mr. Benjamin
Mr. Jones
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Pilkington
79
Talks of Sugarcandy Mountain
Boxer
Moses
Squealer
Mollie
80
What is "Beasts of England"?
Jones' name for his farm animals
The song of the revolution
A book written by Old Major
The animals' name for Man
81
What is the system where the state controls both personal and public lives of the citizens?
totalitarianism
imperialism
communism
capitalism
82
What does Animal Farm represent?
France
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
83
Motherly mare concerned for all the animals
Mollie
Mrs. Frederick
Boxer
Clover
84
"It is for your sake that we drink that milk and eat those apples."
Snowball
Mollie
Napoleon
Squealer
85
What is an allegory?
a story with several levels of meaning
a story with animals that teaches a moral
a concrete thing that represents something abstract
a work of literature that mocks social conventions
86
Who does Old Major represent?
Stalin
Trotsky
Marx
the workers
87
"Gentlemen, here is my toast: To the prosperity of The Manor Farm!"
Squealer
Snowball
Old Major
Napoleon
88
What is George Orwell's real name?
Eric Maria Blair
Eric High Blair
Blair Erik High
Eric Blair High
89
What is a utopia?
Belief in a society that is run by the people
Belief in a perfect government
Belief in a perfect society
Belief in a classless society
90
What does "ignominious" mean?
gloomy
indestructible
disgraceful, shameful
vile, dirty, filthy
