Selling the hens' eggs symbolizes _____.
Answer

that all animals are no longer equal

the willingness of some animals to do anything for the common good

how persuasive Squealer could be with the hens

how much the hens wanted to impress Napoleon with their generosity

Question

Selling the hens' eggs symbolizes _____.
Answer
		
that all animals are no longer equal
		
the willingness of some animals to do anything for the common good
		
how persuasive Squealer could be with the hens
		
how much the hens wanted to impress Napoleon with their generosity

anonymous · Answer

@meadowlark

anonymous · Answer

I'd say C but I haven't read this since last year. Please ask someone else for further questions on this...

anonymous · Answer

Don't you wanna read it again with me @meadowlark

anonymous · Answer

O.o I'll pass. See ya.

anonymous · Answer

:( K.

athenawolf · Answer

"The hens, said Napoleon, should welcome this sacrifice as their own special contribution towards the building of the windmill."  It later goes on that the pigs are now sleeping in beds, with blankets.

anonymous · Answer

So either B or D ?

athenawolf · Answer

I think it is actually A, since by the way Napoleon says it, he is essentially coercing the hens into thinking that selling their eggs is for the greater good, but he and the other pigs are sleeping in beds, and receiving better treatment, for that same greater good.

anonymous · Answer

Thank. I owe you!

athenawolf · Answer

No problem.  Some of these text questions can be difficult to figure out.

anonymous · Answer

Honestly! Your a lifesaver pal!