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

2. To whom does Napoleon arrange to sell timber?
(a) Whymper.
(b) Pilkington.
(c) Jones.
(d) Frederick.

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

4. In Chapter 8, on what do the animals work harder than they ever had before?
(a) Growing crops.
(b) Rebuilding the windmill.
(c) Hunting for Snowball.
(d) Avoiding Napoleon.

5. Which animal returns to the farm in Chapter 9?
(a) Moses.
(b) Sheep.
(c) Mollie.
(d) Snowball.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Napoleon order in Chapter 6, in regard to Snowball?

2. What does Napoleon order should be done to Frederick?

3. Who tries to cover the plot about where Boxer is actually being sent to in Chapter 9?

4. What is created in Napoleon's honor in Chapter 8?

5. At the end of Chapter 7, what does Squealer tell the animals is now banned?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Napoleon in Chapter 8?

2. What do the animals continue to feel proud about in Chapter 10?

3. How do the pigs celebrate the victory over Frederick and his fifteen men?

4. What does Boxer do as his hoof heals?

5. Why must the hens increase their production in Chapter 9?

6. What about trading with Mr. Whymper is a source of pride for the animals on the farm?

7. Why do the animals begin to have some doubts about Napoleon and the things he is doing by Chapter 6?

8. What does Napoleon declare Animal Farm to be in Chapter 9?

9. By Chapter 6, what types of materials do the animals begin to not have enough of to sustain the farm?

10. What does the only Commandment left at the end of the novel state?

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