Question

What is important about the incident of the pigs and the whiskey?
Answer

The pigs remain true to the ideas of the original seven commandments.

The pigs were not affected by alcohol.

The pigs take on the bad habits of humans.

The pigs experimented in the name of science.

Answer 1

@AthenaWolf

Answer 2

Just a second, reading the next couple chapters to find something. Are there any you KNOW are not right?

Answer 3

I'm reading it and A look right the other don't but yes I do why?

Answer 4

@AthenaWolf

Answer 5

Well, in chapter 8, the pigs drink whiskey, and get hangovers, so they are clearly affected, but yet another rule is changed, "No animal shall drink alcohol IN EXCESS" and they begin growing barley, to make alcohol. So, they are no longer true to the original commandments. Also, I recall no mentions of science in the passages.

Answer 6

B and C than would make sense.

Answer 7

@AthenaWolf So B the other don't make sense

Answer 8

B is that they were not affected, but they all had hangovers the next morning. Drinking is a human habit that the pigs are adopting.

Answer 9

So C would be more correct?

Answer 10

@AthenaWolf I'm confuse

Answer 11

So the pigs take hibits of the human well..

Answer 12

I'm put that down @AthenaWolf

Answer 13

Yes, C is correct.