3. How do animals in other places show their support of Animal Farm?
(a) By singing.
(b) By helping the animals on the farm.
(c) By holding protests.
(d) By holding flag raising ceremonies.

4. Which of the following is the name of a horse?
(a) Old Major.
(b) Benjamin.
(c) Boxer.
(d) Jones.

5. Of what does Moses speak, which distracts the animals?
(a) Sugarcandy Mountain.
(b) Sweet Candy Mountain.
(c) Sugarcandy Land.
(d) Sugary Mountain.

6. What happens to the puppies?
(a) They are kept with their parents until they learn the Seven Commandments.
(b) Their parents educate them in the Seven Commandments.
(c) They run away from the farm.
(d) They are taken after they are weaned to be educated.

7. Whose strength do the animals rely on during the harvest?
(a) Squealer.
(b) Clover.
(c) Boxer.
(d) Napoleon.

8. Which animals initially protest Napoleon's orders, but then are quickly silenced by the growling dogs?
(a) Napoleon and Squealer.
(b) The horses.
(c) Four pigs.
(d) Mollie and Clover.

9. Who takes the puppies?
(a) Squealer.
(b) Molly.
(c) Napoleon.
(d) Snowball.

10. Which of the following animals is white?
(a) Boxer.
(b) Major.
(c) Molly.
(d) Clover.

11. Who completes the hard work of the harvest?
(a) All of the animals except the pigs.
(b) All of the animals.
(c) All of the animals except the cows.
(d) The pigs only.

12. Who has prepared for an attack in Chapter 4?
(a) Snowball.
(b) Napoleon.
(c) Mollie.
(d) Squealer.

13. Who are people/animals gathering to hear speak in Chapter 1?
(a) Mr. Jones.
(b) Old Major.
(c) Benjamin.
(d) Clover.

14. In Chapter 2, on what is the pig's new school of thought based?
(a) Napolean's teachings.
(b) Their own thoughts.
(c) Old Major's teachings.
(d) Moses' teachings.

15. In what state does Mr. Jones head to bed at the beginning of the story?
(a) Miserable.
(b) Tired.
(c) Bored.
(d) Drunken.