Question

if youve read Animal Farm you can help me :)

Answer 1

What prompts Mollie to leave Animal Farm?

A.
Mollie is confronted by Clover when she discovers Mollie's hidden sugar.

B.
Mollie misses the attention she receives from the humans.

C.
Mollie gets a job working at Foxwood, the farm next door.

D.
Mollie is bored at Animal Farm and wants to explore.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

@prettygirl876

Answer 4

hello

Answer 5

hiiiii

Answer 6

hiiii

Answer 7

would it be B?

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Which best describes the Seven Commandments?

A.
The charges brought against animals who disobey.

B.
The rules Mr. Jones and other humans live by.

C.
The rules the animals disobey when taking over Manor Farm.

D.
The unalterable laws the animals live by.

wb this one?

Answer 10

pg?

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

what do you mean yes

Answer 13

what do u think it is

Answer 14

proabably c

Answer 15

ok how did u find that

Answer 16

because if their on a surtant farm there has to be rulse, those would be the 7 commandments of the farm correct?

Answer 17

there u go the answer is c

Answer 18

but is that the correct answer?

Answer 19

yes

Answer 20

What does Animal Farm symbolize?

A.
a utopian society

B.
the equal division of labor

C.
a democratic, capitalist society

D.
the Soviet Union under communist rule

Answer 21

ok this one might be C

Answer 22

Which word best describes Napoleon's role on Animal Farm?

A.
tyrant

B.
realist

C.
cynic

D.
visionary

Answer 23

i say D

Answer 24

Why does Squealer change the Commandments?

A.
to impress the animals with his eloquent use of words

B.
to persuade the animals there is no need for rules anymore

C.
to reflect the pigs' adapting human qualities

D.
to update the animals about news at Animal Farm

Answer 25

ok what do u think it is

Answer 26

i have no ideer i havent even read the book so i dont even kno how to guess

Answer 27

D

Answer 28

Why does Snowball suggest that the animals build a windmill?

A.
Snowball believes the windmill will reduce the amount of work the animals will have to do.

B.
Snowball thinks the windmill will prove to humans that the animals are smart.

C.
Snowball thinks the windmill will make the other farmers jealous.

D.
Snowball wants the animals to be more competitive in the marketplace.

Answer 29

B

Answer 30

In the end, what has replaced the communist society of Animal Farm?

A.
totalitarianism

B.
utopia

C.
capitalism

D.
revolution

Answer 31

D

Answer 32

What is the primary difference between Boxer and Benjamin?

A.
Benjamin has lived on an animal-run farm before and Boxer has not.

B.
Boxer supports the cause of Animal Farm; Benjamin does not.

C.
Boxer wants to retire; Benjamin wants to become the leader of the farm.

D.
Boxer is younger and more equipped to handle difficult work than Benjamin.

Answer 33

B

Answer 34

Why does the creation of Animal Farm represent irony in the novel?

A.
Animal Farm works well until the destruction of the windmill by Snowball, who designed it.

B.
Animal Farm comes full circle to the same conditions as it was under Farmer Jones.

C.
Animal Farm gives the animals control over their lives, but they must work harder to maintain that control.

D.
Animal Farm allows the animals to roam freely, but they lose the stable future they had with Farmer Jones.

Answer 35

C

Answer 36

Why does George Orwell use anthropomorphism in Animal Farm?

A.
to entertain children with a story about talking animals

B.
to show how animalistic some people can become

C.
to show that Orwell thinks communists are like animals

D.
to help readers examine human society from and new and interesting perspective

Answer 37

D

Answer 38

What does the situation and the characters in Animal Farm represent?

A.
The story of a philosopher who promoted a classless society.

B.
The circumstances in Russia after the Revolution.

C.
The various levels of class in the animal world.

D.
A tall tale about animals on a farm.

Answer 39

B

Answer 40

Why do the animals admire Boxer?

A.
Boxer tells the other animals not to worry because he can do as much work as all of them.

B.
Boxer vows that he will build the windmill by himself.

C.
Boxer does more work than the other animals, and always says "I will work harder."

D.
Boxer appeals to Napoleon to reduce the amount of work they need to do.

Answer 41

A

Answer 42

Why are the animals slow to accept Animalism?

A.
The animals are worried about how they will be taken care of.

B.
The animals are concerned that other farmers will take them.

C.
The animals are skeptical of the pigs and their control.

D.
The animals will miss Mr. Jones, who was good to most of them.

Answer 43

C

Answer 44

Why did Orwell write the allegory Animal Farm?

A.
to amuse some of his nieces and nephews

B.
to gain the attention of literary critics

C.
to criticize Soviet Communism

D.
to get revenge on the Spanish for their civil war

Answer 45

A

Answer 46

How are Napoleon and Old Major similar?

A.
Both Napoleon and Old Major believe there is room for only one leader.

B.
Both Napoleon and Old Major incite the others to rebel against man.

C.
Both Napoleon and Old Major believe that the animals should not come to resemble man.

D.
Both Napoleon and Old Major think the animals are capable of only doing good.

Answer 47

B

Answer 48

33%

Answer 49

really

Answer 50

Please don't give direct answers...if you don't have reasons behind your reasoning, it may have a higher chance of being incorrect.

Answer 51

yeah well people cant really explain literature i mean its possible but just whatever

Answer 52

@prettygirl876 is giving out answers that arnt even right do trust any of this