3. How is the Fifth Commandment changed in Chapter 8?
(a) It changes positions with the sixth Commandment.
(b) It is deleted totally.
(c) "Except for Napoleon" is added.
(d) "To Excess" is added.

4. What does Boxer dream of in Chapter 9, after the battle?
(a) His hatred of man.
(b) Retirement.
(c) Utopia.
(d) Rewards he will reap.

5. What is added to the Sixth Commandment in Chapter 8?
(a) Unless provoked.
(b) With permission of Napoleon.
(c) Without cause.
(d) Ever.

6. Which animals reap the rewards of the farm?
(a) Dogs only.
(b) Pigs only.
(c) Dogs and pigs.
(d) Pigs and horses.

7. What do the pigs learn to do by Chapter 10?
(a) Walk upright.
(b) Steal money from the neighboring farms.
(c) Build a windmill.
(d) Make beer.

8. Which of the following characteristics would NOT describe the pigs by the end of the novel?
(a) Empathetic.
(b) Corrupt.
(c) Parasitic.
(d) Content.

9. What becomes very obvious and begins causing problems by the end of the novel?
(a) Rebellion.
(b) Boxer's slaughter.
(c) Seven Commandments.
(d) Division of classes.

10. How is the new regime further reinforced in Chapter 10?
(a) Stealing money from the neighbors.
(b) Aging and dying off of the animals involved in the rebellion.
(c) Smoking and drinking.
(d) Building and selling windmills.

11. Who does Squealer tell the animals will lead a second attack on Animal Farm?
(a) Snowball.
(b) Mr. Whymper.
(c) Mr. Jones.
(d) Mollie.

12. What do the pigs get shortly after Boxer leaves in the truck in Chapter 9?
(a) Barley.
(b) A new windmill.
(c) Candy.
(d) Money.

13. Who does Napoleon do business with in Chapter 6?
(a) Snowball.
(b) Mr. Whymper.
(c) Mr. Jones.
(d) Mr. Smith.

14. Why does Napoleon order the hens to increase their production in Chapter 9?
(a) To add another schoolhouse to the farm.
(b) To build a windmill.
(c) To raise money.
(d) To feed the animals.

15. Which animal falls into greater power as Napoleon ages?
(a) Benjamin.
(b) Squealer.
(c) Dogs.
(d) Boxer.