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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. How did Snowball learn of an ancient strategy?
(a) Another animal.
(b) Studying blueprints found in the barn.
(c) From a song he heard.
(d) A book he found.

2. What does the Napoleon do after Snowball tries to persuade the animals to build his idea for a power source?
(a) Supports snowball totally.
(b) Denounces and argues with Snowball.
(c) Leaves the farm forever.
(d) Lets out a strange call.

3. Which animals are very brave during the battle in Chapter 4?
(a) Boxer and Snowball.
(b) Boxer and Squealer.
(c) Boxer and Napoleon.
(d) Snowball and Napoleon.

4. In Chapter 1, Old Major implores the animals for what?
(a) An army.
(b) Write a song .
(c) Perfect unity.
(d) A new barnyard.

5. Which of the following animals is large, fierce and used to getting his own way?
(a) Snowball.
(b) Napoleon.
(c) Squealer.
(d) Moses.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who figures out how to use Mr. Jones' equipment?

2. Who attacks Mr. Jones in Chapter 4?

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

4. Which of the following is not how Old Major describes the life of an animal in Chapter 1?

5. What do the animals do after the battle in Chapter 4?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do you think the animals dislike alcohol?

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

3. Why do the farm animals continue to believe in Old Major's message?

4. What happened to the missing milk in Chapter 3?

5. What happens between Napoleon and Snowball in Chapter 5?

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

7. Which animal is favored by Mr. Jones over all of the other animals?

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

9. Why didn't the pigs do any work in Chapter 3?

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

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