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Animal Farm Review: Chapter 6-10
Animal Farm Review: Chapter 6-10
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A quiz over chapters 6-10 of Animal Farm English 8: Odmark
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1
What happened to the first windmill in chapter 6?
It was sold to the neighboring farm.
It was destroyed in a storm.
It was completely finished and stood for years.
It was torn down by Snowball.
2
How did Napoleon start to act as he gained more power?
He stepped down as leader of Animal Farm.
He secluded himself from the rest of the animals.
He allowed non-pig animals to live in the house with him.
He gave many speeches to the animals.
3
The term for a literary work that criticizes human misconduct and ridicules mistakes with the intent to improve them is
anthropomorphism
satire
fable
allegory
4
In the second half of the text, Snowball is portrayed as a/an
martyr
scapegoat
ally
anarchist
5
After Napoleon's takeover, what is set up near the flagstaff for the animals to march past?
Snowball's windmill plans and drawings
a second flag
old Major's skull
Mr. Jones's whips
6
At the end, what was the only commandment left on the wall?
Animals do not kill other animals without cause.
All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.
Four legs good. Two legs better.
No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.
7
What did the animals realize in the final sentence of the book?
It was imposssible to distinguish between the pigs and men.
The farm would be sold to men.
The dogs had really been in charge all along.
Napoleon had been overthrown by Squealer.
8
The fight that took place in chapter 8 was called...
End Game
The Great Rebellion
The Battle for Animal Farm
Battle of the Windmill
9
After "Beasts of England" is rejected, who composes a new poem for Animal Farm?
Mollie
Muriel
the cat
Minimus
10
What really happened to Boxer?
He retired after building the windmill.
He was sold to the knacker.
He went to the vet and died in surgery.
He was sent to the vet and recovered.
11
Which animals protested Napoleon's demands to sell goods such as hay, eggs, and wheat to humans?
the horses
the hens
the sheep
the cows
12
Theoretically, at what age in
Animal Farm
do pigs and horses get to retire?
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8
12
10
13
What item do pigs carry in the last chapter that shows the other animals are not truly free?
a book of commandments
salad tongs
a glass of beer
a whip
14
What were working conditions like for the animals in chapter 10?
The farm was in ruins. Everyone was starving to death.
Things were easier. They only worked three days a week.
The farm was split into two camps. The animals were at war.
Things were worse than they were before.
15
What major event happened in chapter 7 after the windmill was destroyed in a storm?
Many animals are executed.
Boxer is killed by the dogs.
The dogs kill Squealer.
Squealer overthrows Napoleon.
16
The pigs cheating at cards most likely represents
corruption
money
famine (starvation)
the bourgeoisie
17
Mollie represented the aristocracy in the first half of the text. Who represents aristocracy now?
hens
humans
horses
pigs
18
Which of the following is established by the conclusion of the text?
a democracy
communism
a dystopia
a utopia
19
A form of manipulation and emotional abuse in which the abuser makes the victim question their judgment or sanity is
scapegoating
proselytizing
satirizing
gaslighting
20
Why did the author choose to use animals and make the Russian Revolution into a fable?
to make a sad children's book
to show there are classes amongst all species
to make a confusing topic more accessible
to show animals have as many rights as humans
21
What was the completed windmill named?
Napoleon Mill
Manor Farm Windmill
Animal Farm Dynamo
Boxer Windmill
22
What new habit did the pigs develop in chapters 8 and 9?
They began to work alongside the other animals.
They began to ride in carts pulled by the horses
They began to drink alcohol.
They began to share their rations with cows.
23
A literary work that can be read on two levels is called ____. Characters, objects, or actions represent abstractions.
allegory
dystopia
propaganda
fable
24
Which of these is true about food rations?
The chickens ate well because they produced the eggs.
Boxer ate with the pigs because he worked the hardest.
The pigs' and dogs' rations remained stable; other animals received less.
The sheep were rewarded with food because they were good comrades.
25
What happened after the timber was sold to Mr. Frederick?
Napoleon bought machines for the windmill.
Napoleon used the money to buy grain for the winter.
The money turned out to be counterfeit.
Napoleon revealed that the wood was rotten.
26
What happened to the population on Animal Farm?
The population decreased because the animals were starving.
More sheep were being born because Napoleon wanted wool coats.
The horses that were born were sold to other farms.
More pigs were being born.
27
What is the new chant the sheep are taught in Chapter X?
"Four legs good. Two legs better."
"Two legs good. Four legs bad."
"Baah. Ram. Ewe."
"Four legs good, two legs blah."
28
What major problem did the animals face as the years went on?
hunger
cannibalism
disease
Snowball's treachery
29
What new trick did the pigs reveal in chapter 10?
They began to walk and dress like humans.
They could drive tractors.
They revealed to the humans that they could read and write.
They could do math.
30
Which of these decisions does Napoleon make in
Animal Farm
?
The sheep will be sold.
The farm will be sold.
The farm will now trade with outsiders.
Some of the pigs will need to get jobs in town.
31
How does Squealer use propaganda after food rations decrease?
he instructs the sheep to sing their song
he lies and says rations did not decrease from Mr. Jones' rules
he plays a recording of Old Major's speech
he belittles the animals with name-calling
