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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 kind of animal's population grows larger than any other?
(a) Horses.
(b) Dogs.
(c) Hens.
(d) Pigs.

2. Which of the following things stops completely on the farm by Chapter 10?
(a) Breaking of the Seven Commandments.
(b) Death.
(c) Talk of retirement and luxuries.
(d) Human characteristics.

3. At the end of Chapter 7, what does Squealer tell the animals is now banned?
(a) Working on the farm.
(b) Singing the song by Minimus the poet.
(c) Eating without permission.
(d) Singing.

4. Who begins to deliver all of the orders in Chapter 8?
(a) Boxer.
(b) Napoleon.
(c) Snowball.
(d) Squealer.

5. By what season is the windmill approximately half built?
(a) Fall.
(b) Summer.
(c) Winter.
(d) Spring.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What do the pigs find and drink at the end of Chapter 8?

3. What happens to the windmill during the terrible storm?

4. Which animal suffers a bad injury to his leg and hoof in the Chapter 8 battle?

5. Which of the Seven Commandments does Napoleon break by slaughtering the animals whom he forced to confess to treason?

Short Essay Questions

1. By Chapter 10, what has happened to many of the animals who remember life before there was a revolution?

2. What does Clover encourage Boxer to do?

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

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

5. What does Napoleon arrange upon the completion of the windmill in Chapter 8?

6. What does Boxer do as his hoof heals?

7. How does Squealer portray Snowball in Chapter 7?

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

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

10. What do the animals do when Frederick and his fifteen men attack?

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