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1
Napoleon deals with the Hen's Rebellion by
persuading them to cooperate
starving them
having them killed by the dogs
ignoring them
2
Napoleon takes the title 'comrade leader' to
dominate and control the other animals
make himself feel important
persuade Mr. Pilkington to negotiate with him
set a good example for the other animals
3
Animal farm is a/an _____ for the Russian Revolution
fairy tale
allegory
satire
history
4
Benjamin was skeptical of the revolution because
animals could not defeat the power of humans
donkeys were skeptical by nature
he had lived long enough to see revolutions succeed and fail
he knew Napoleon only wanted power
5
How did the Russian peasants react to Stalin seizing their farms?
Gave up their property quietly for the good of all
Destroyed their property and animals
Migrated out of Russia
Fought back against Stalin's soldiers
6
Why does Napoleon ban the song
Beasts of England
?
He doesn't want to provoke an attack by humans
The animals need new goals
The animals were bored with the song
He fears a revolution against him
7
Sugar Candy Mountain where there was no work and lots of food symbolized
Communism
Russian Orthodox Church
Life under the Czar
Heaven
8
The only animal that did not side with Napoleon
OR
Snowball was
Benjamin
Clover
Squealer
Boxer
9
Stalin's secret police (KGB) was represented by ____
Moses the Raven
The Dogs
The Hens
Squealer
10
The selfish Russian upper classes were represented by what character?
Squealer the pig
Moses the Raven
Mollie the white horse
Benjamin the donkey
11
What represented Stalin's industrialization of Russia?
Harvesting the first crop
Sending Boxer to the butcher
The Battle of Cowshed
Building the Windmill
12
Napoleon torturing animals for confessions and executing them is allegory for
Russian Revolution
Murder of the Czar's family
Stalin's Great Purge
Driving Trotsky out of Russia
13
Who spread propaganda to keep the animals loyal to Napoleon?
Snowball
The Dogs
Boxer
Squealer
14
The people/animals who supported the Revolution expected
no work in the future
democracy
dictatorship
religion
15
____ irony is when the reader knows something the characters do not
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Justice
16
Moses the Raven represented what person or group?
Propaganda
Trotsky
Czar Nicholas
Russian Orthodox Church
17
"The desert spread out like endless ocean waves." is an example of what literary term?
Simile
Metaphor
Allusion
Repetition
18
Squealer justified the pigs taking the apples and living in the farmhouse by arguing that
they were naturally more important than the other animals
they were really not taking more than an equal share
Old Major intended it to be that way
they needed them to continue leading effectively
19
Squealer often used ____ to convince the animals to go along with Napoleon
threats of being killed by the dogs
promises of apples and milk
fear of starving
fear of Mr. Jones returning
20
Martin Luther King's
I Have a Dream
speech was given in front of what national landmark?
U.S. Capitol Building
Washington Monument
Jefferson Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
21
How does Napoleon drive Snowball from the farm?
Sets the dogs after him
Convinces him it is best for everyone
Threatens him with Mr. Jones' gun
Persuades all the animals to chase him.
22
A/an ____ is often used to criticize something or someone indirectly
allegory
allusion
historical document
metaphor
23
"We shall fight on the seas...fight on the beaches...fight in the fields..." Example of
Alliteration
Repetition
Allusion
Simile
24
____ composed a new song to replace
Beasts of England
Napoleon
Squealer
Minimus
Snowball
25
Deep, dark, days of despair is an example of what literary term?
Repetition
Allusion
Metaphor
Alliteration
26
Napoleon represents what person or group?
Karl Marx
Trotsky
Czar Nicholas II
Stalin
27
Czar Nicholas II was represented by
Snowball
Mr. Jones
Napoleon
Benjamin
28
The animals decide that anything with four legs or wings
is an enemy
must be voted into Animal Farm
should be forced to work
is a friend
29
Immediately after the Revolution, the animals decided the farmhouse should
be reserved for the pigs
be preserved as a museum
be destroyed
become home to all the animals
30
"We the people of the United States" is a/an ____ to the Constitution of the United States
Allusion
Metaphor
Simile
Repitition
31
Orwell chose the name Moses for the Raven because
like Moses in the Bible, he leads animals to 'promised land'
he supported Napoleon like Trotsky supported Stalin
the name was popular with the Russian upper classes
he warned the animals of bad times ahead if they rebelled
32
Josef Stalin could best be described as power hungry and ____
Concerned for his people
Ruthless
Tolerant
Easy-going
33
Who took advantage of Boxer's loyalty even after his death?
The Pigs
The Dogs
The Sheep
All the Animals
34
Boxer's two maxims or slogans were "I will work harder." and ____
Four legs good, two legs bad
All animals are equal
Napoleon is always right
I will work harder
35
Animal Farm is ____ because it ridicules society
fairy tale
allegory
satirical
imagery
36
Orwell sets the stage for later conflict by contrasting ____ at the beginning of the story
Napoleon and Mr. Jones
Snowball and Napoleon
Mollie and Boxer
Squealer and Snowball
37
Over the course of the story, the Seven Commandments
changed to benefit the pigs
were obeyed by all the animals
never changed
destroyed by Snowball's treachery
38
Karl Marx, creator of communism and Lenin, leader of the Russian Revolution represented by
Napoleon
Boxer
Old Major
Mr. Jones
39
Boxer represented what person or group?
land-owning Russian farmers
Russian Orthodox priests
Bolshevik Army
hard-working people of Russian proletariat
40
The animals believed Boxer was being taken away to the ____
Sugar Candy Mountain
retirement home
butcher
hospital