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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. Who finds the change to the Fifth Commandment?
(a) Boxer.
(b) Muriel.
(c) Napoleon.
(d) Snowball.
2. Which animal's hoof causes a great deal of pain in Chapter 9?
(a) Boxer.
(b) Squealer.
(c) Clover.
(d) Napoleon.
3. What does Napoleon determine must be necessary for the sake of the windmill?
(a) Living in the farmhouse.
(b) Work on Sundays.
(c) Working harder like Boxer.
(d) Trade with neighboring farms.
4. Who does Napoleon do business with in Chapter 6?
(a) Mr. Smith.
(b) Mr. Whymper.
(c) Mr. Jones.
(d) Snowball.
5. How much food are the animals able to store in Chapter 6?
(a) Not enough food for winter.
(b) Just enough for winter.
(c) No food for winter.
(d) Plenty of food for winter.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which kind of animal's population grows larger than any other?
2. What does Napoleon order should be done to Frederick?
3. Why does Squealer say it is allowable for the pigs to sleep in beds?
4. Who begins to deliver all of the orders in Chapter 8?
5. After Napoleon kills the animals in Chapter 7, what does he do with their bodies?
Short Essay Questions
1. How many of the original Seven Commandments were broken throughout the novel?
2. What do the animals do when Frederick and his fifteen men attack?
3. What happens to Napoleon in Chapter 8?
4. What does Clover encourage Boxer to do?
5. Why does the moral begin to slide at the Animal Farm in Chapter 7?
6. What is the reason that Squealer says it is important the animals sleep in the farmhouse?
7. How does Squealer portray Snowball in Chapter 7?
8. What is one thing Squealer invents to keep the animals busy and content?
9. By Chapter 10, what has happened to many of the animals who remember life before there was a revolution?
10. In Chapter 7, what does Napoleon order in regards to Snowball?
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