Animal Farm Objective Questions

What is the one commandment left at the end of the book?

"All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others."

What was the slogan of the sheep?

"Four legs good, two legs bad."

Who does Napoleon blame for all of the Farm's problems?

Snowball

Where did the pigs get the money for the whiskey for the party in Boxer's memory?

The money the knackers paid Animal Farm for Boxer so they could slaughter him.

How does the Revolution come about?

The animals become starved, so they all rebel against the humans. (Mr. Jones forgot about the animals.)

What happens to Snowball?

The dogs chase Snowball off the farm.

Name 3 ways the pigs become more like humans...

They wear clothes, play cards, and walk on two legs.

Why are the pigs chosen to lead and organize the animals?

They are the smartest of all the animals.

Why did the hens rebel?

They don't want to surrender their eggs to the humans.

What is the first sign that the animals might not be unified?

They have to vote to see if the wild animals are involved.

Name 1 of Boxer's sayings and what does it mean?

"I will work harder!" No matter what happens, he will do whatever he has to do to help the farm.

Name 2 ways the pigs changed the 7 commandments...

1. "Four legs good, two legs even better!" 2. No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.

Name the 7 original commandments...

1. 2 legs = enemy 2. 4 legs or wings = friend 3. No clothes 4. No sleeping in beds 5. No booze 6. Don't kill animals 7. All animals are equal

What happens to the windmill both times?

1. natural causes 2. human invasion of the Animal Farm

How does Mr. Frederick betray Napoleon and the farm?

He got timber from the Animal Farm and paid with fake money.

What did Orwell's final sentence of the book mean? "The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which."

You can't tell man and pig apart. There is no difference anymore between the two.

Old Major warns the animals that they must always be hostile to man and his ways. Specifically, what are the man's evil ways?

using them for labor; all habits of man