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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the medal say that two of the animals are awarded?
(a) Animals are Heros.
(b) First Class Animals are Heros.
(c) Animal Hero, First Class.
(d) First Class Animal Hero.

2. What do the pigs do to the cows in Chapter 2?
(a) Make them soldiers.
(b) Milk them.
(c) Make them harvest the hay.
(d) Feed them.

3. What does Clover discover in Molly's stall in Chapter 5?
(a) Lump sugar.
(b) Hay and lump sugar.
(c) Lump sugar and ribbon.
(d) Ribbons.

4. Who attacks the animals in Chapter 2?
(a) The animals attacked each other.
(b) Mr. Jones alone.
(c) Mr. Jones and the farm hands.
(d) The farm hands alone.

5. After something happens to Old Major in Chapter 2, what do the rest of the animals prepare for?
(a) Burial.
(b) Moving to a new barnyard.
(c) Revolution.
(d) A new farmer.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the power Snowball wants to create to be used for?

2. After the dogs drive the animal from the farm, what does Napoleon no longer deem necessary?

3. Who takes the puppies?

4. Who owns the farm where this story begins?

5. Where does Animal Farm begin?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the other animals feel about Old Major?

2. Who is left totally in charge of the farm at the end of Chapter 5?

3. What are the Seven Commandments on which Animalism is based?

4. What do the arguments between Napoleon and Snowball cause?

5. Why does Old Major feel it is important to give his speech that night in Chapter 1?

6. What happens to the rest of the animals after Old Major's speech?

7. Who emerges as the true leader of the farm by Chapter 4?

8. What do the local farmers do regarding the Animal Farm in Chapter 4?

9. What does Old Major want to do with the content of his speech?

10. What in Chapter 4 could be considered as increasing the tension between Napoleon and Snowball?

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