Why does Napoleon get his henchman dogs, in front of all the other animals, to rip the throats out of four pigs?

The pigs confess under duress that they have been plotting with Snowball

How does Napoleon respond to the hens' rebellion?

He orders their rations to be stopped until they surrender

Which one of these is a method by which Napoleon creates an aura of majesty and divinity around himself?

He must be referred to in formal style as "Our Leader, Comrade Napoleon"

Napoleon sires 31 piglets from four sows (!); what does he do with these young pigs?

Separates them off from other animals; builds a school for them

When food begins to run out, what does Napoleon show to Mr Whymper to misinform the humans on the other farms?

Bins filled with sand and topped up with grain

How does Napoleon begin to rewrite history?

He claims that Snowball fought with Mr Jones at the Battle of the Cowshed

What two human things do the pigs do next?

Drink whisky, brew beer, get drunk and have hangovers

How do the hens rebel against Napoleon?

They refuse to surrender their eggs and smash them on the floor instead

Boxer thinks that at the Battle of the Cowshed Snowball was still loyal; how does Squealer convince him of the opposite?

He tells Boxer that Napoleon said this and Boxer automatically believes it

What was the Great Purge in the late 1930s?

Stalin executed around 1 million people for various political crimes

The farmer Frederick represents Hitler in the allegory; how does he resemble Hitler?

He practises cruelty over his animals, e.g. throwing a dog into a furnace

How is the Battle of the Windmill a Pyrrhic victory? (a victory which comes at such a cost it is more like a defeat)

They have only won back what they had before; the windmill must be rebuilt

How does Napoleon use Snowball to increase his power and strike fear into the animals?

He makes him into a scapegoat for everything that goes wrong on the farm

Why can't Clover rebel and fight back against the tyrant Napoleon?

She doesn't have the vocabulary to express her doubts and concerns

How does Frederick trick Napoleon after Napoleon tries to outsmart Frederick and Pilkington when selling them timber?

Frederick pays Napoleon in forged banknotes so he gets the timber for free

What do Frederick's men do which catalyses the animals' rage and courage to fight back?

They blow up the reconstructed windmill

How does Napoleon change the Sixth Commandment?

"No animal shall kill any other animal... without cause."

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1
Why does Napoleon get his henchman dogs, in front of all the other animals, to rip the throats out of four pigs?
The pigs were caught trying to help Boxer and Clover rebuild the windmill
They pigs have been protecting the hens' eggs from Napoleon snatching them
The pigs confess under duress that they have been plotting with Snowball
The pigs are trying to share their luxuries with the other animals
2
How does Napoleon respond to the hens' rebellion?
He orders their rations to be stopped until they surrender
He plucks all their feathers off to humiliate them
He puts the rebel hens in a van and sells them to Mr Whymper
He ties the hens into a cage and attaches an egg-catching device to them
3
Which one of these is a method by which Napoleon creates an aura of majesty and divinity around himself?
He must be referred to in formal style as "Our Leader, Comrade Napoleon"
Boxer and Clover pull him around in a chariot and there is a daily parade
A golden statue is built of him in a temple which the animals worship
The dogs carry him around on a golden throne
4
What is the next thing that Napoleon bans?
Singing 'Beasts of England'
Sleeping - animals must work 24/7
Animals talking about any of the executed "traitors"
Animals talking about Snowball
5
Napoleon sires 31 piglets from four sows (!); what does he do with these young pigs?
Mixes beer into their breakfast mash and takes them to the pub
Trains them to replace his guard dogs; sends the dogs off to be slaughtered
Sends them to other farms to teach pigs how to be dictators
Separates them off from other animals; builds a school for them
6
When food begins to run out, what does Napoleon show to Mr Whymper to misinform the humans on the other farms?
Squealer running a BBQ for all the animals
A greenhouse full of fruit and veg
Bins filled with sand and topped up with grain
A bakery he has opened up
7
What does Boxer vow to do after the slaughter of animals who panic into confessing the crimes they are smeared with?
Bury them and sing Beasts of England to celebrate their lives
Send a message to Mr Jones inviting him back
Work harder
Kill Napoleon
8
How does Napoleon begin to rewrite history?
He claims that Snowball fought with Mr Jones at the Battle of the Cowshed
He claims that the Old Major said that pigs were the superior species
He says that he has been feeding the animals milk and apples for breakfast
He claims that overthrowing Mr Jones was his idea, not the Old Major's
9
What two human things do the pigs do next?
Wear suits and go into the city to work
Place bets on horse races and go to watch football matches
Drink whisky, brew beer, get drunk and have hangovers
Smoke cigars and grow beards
10
How do the hens rebel against Napoleon?
They refuse to surrender their eggs and smash them on the floor instead
They teach themselves how to read and write
They launch an attack on the pigs, pecking and clawing them
They tell Napoleon that, because they go upon two legs, they are the enemy
11
Boxer thinks that at the Battle of the Cowshed Snowball was still loyal; how does Squealer convince him of the opposite?
He produces a photo of the battle which shows Snowball fighting with Jones
He says Snowball kept a diary about his rebellion which Boxer can't read
He tells Boxer that Napoleon said this and Boxer automatically believes it
He says that if Boxer does not change his mind Napoleon will whip him
12
What was the Great Purge in the late 1930s?
Stalin got the farms to send him and his cronies all their produce
Stalin joined with Hitler to commit genocide against the Jewish people
Stalin burned any books that were subversive or anti-Communist
Stalin executed around 1 million people for various political crimes
13
The farmer Frederick represents Hitler in the allegory; how does he resemble Hitler?
He practises cruelty over his animals, e.g. throwing a dog into a furnace
He wants to destroy Communism.
He has a small moustache
He equips his animals with weapons and trains them to conquer the world
14
How is the Battle of the Windmill a Pyrrhic victory? (a victory which comes at such a cost it is more like a defeat)
The crops are ruined so they will be hungry for months
They have only won back what they had before; the windmill must be rebuilt
They have lost so many friends, they feel they were better off under Jones
Napoleon blames the animals for his mishap with Frederick so punishes them
15
What event in WW2 does Frederick's attack on 'Animal Farm' represent? (Defeat for Hitler but many Russian casualties)
The Battle of Kursk
The Battle of Britain
The Battle of Stalingrad
The Attack on Pearl Harbour
16
How does Napoleon use Snowball to increase his power and strike fear into the animals?
He makes him into a scapegoat for everything that goes wrong on the farm
He steals more of Snowball's labour-saving initiatives such as tractors
He catches Snowball and makes him his slave
He catches Snowball and publicly executes him with an ice pick
17
The following cold winter, food is even shorter and the animals' rations have to be cut; what does Squealer call this?
A re-adjustment of rations
A more equal portion distribution
An increase in rations
A necessity to keep the brain-workers fuelled
18
Why can't Clover rebel and fight back against the tyrant Napoleon?
Napoleon has put ferocious guard dogs outside her stable like a prison.
She doesn't have the vocabulary to express her doubts and concerns
She feels old and tired and her hoof is injured.
She tells Boxer to fight; she has to be the mother to all the other animals
19
How does Frederick trick Napoleon after Napoleon tries to outsmart Frederick and Pilkington when selling them timber?
Frederick pays in 5p pieces which Napoleon can't pick up with his trotter
Frederick and Pilkington join forces to steal the timber
Frederick pays Napoleon in forged banknotes so he gets the timber for free
Frederick writes the contract in French so Napoleon can't understand
20
What do Frederick's men do which catalyses the animals' rage and courage to fight back?
They set fire to all the crops
They rub out the Seven Commandments and write "Frederick rules O.K."
They kill Squealer
They blow up the reconstructed windmill
21
How does Napoleon change the Sixth Commandment?
"No animal shall kill any other animal... without cause."
"No animal shall kill any other animal... unless they are stupid."
"No animal shall kill any other animal... with a human weapon."
"No animal shall kill any other animal... unless Napoleon says so."
22
What commandment does Napoleon break with Mr Whymper?
He drinks alcohol with him
He trades with him
Mr Whymper lends him some clothes
He sleeps in his bed

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