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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 do the pigs find and drink at the end of Chapter 8?
(a) Case of whiskey.
(b) Case of water.
(c) Case of ale.
(d) Case of beer.

2. What title is Napoleon given by the animals on the farm in Chapter 8?
(a) Our leader, comrade.
(b) Our reverent leader.
(c) Leader.
(d) Our comrade.

3. How many hens starve to death?
(a) 8.
(b) 9.
(c) 7.
(d) 10.

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

5. What does Napoleon order in Chapter 6, in regard to Snowball?
(a) He be found and brought back to the farm.
(b) He never be allowed to return to the farm.
(c) He be found and killed.
(d) He fix the windmill.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Napoleon lead through the farm in Chapter 7 to report the animals have plenty of food?

2. How is the Fifth Commandment changed in Chapter 8?

3. Which animal falls into greater power as Napoleon ages?

4. By how much should the hens increase their production per week, according to Chapter 9?

5. What does Squealer announce on Sundays?

Short Essay Questions

1. How many of the original Seven Commandments were broken throughout the novel?

2. When the animals look at the Seven Commandments about sleeping in a bed, what do they find?

3. Why does the moral begin to slide at the Animal Farm in Chapter 7?

4. What does Napoleon do to Boxer in Chapter 9?

5. What prevents Boxer from following Clover's advice in Chapter 9?

6. Why do the pigs invite the neighboring farmers over in Chapter 10?

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

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

9. Why do the hens protest Napoleon's orders in Chapter 7?

10. How does Squealer portray Snowball in Chapter 7?

(see the answer keys)

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