Final Quiz Animal Farm

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3. According to Old Major, animals live in misery because
(a) that is the order of Nature           (b) Man steals the produce of animals' labor
(c) the animals are incompetent       (d) the soil of England is infertile


4. The character of Napoleon is modeled upon that of
(a) Karl Marx (b) Trotsky (c) Lenin (d) Stalin

 5. Benjamin meets each new development/change on Animal Farm with the statement,
(a) "I will try to work harder."         (b) "Life will go on as it has always gone on-this is badly."
(c) "Napoleon is always right."       (d) "All animals are equal"

 6. The character of Snowball is modeled upon that of
(a) Stalin                                           (b) Trotsky
(c) Lenin                                           (d) Marx

 7. Squealer tells the animals that bravery is not enough. What is more important?
(a) Obedience and honesty                (b) Hard work and loyalty
(c) Obedience and loyalty                 (d) Honesty and hard work

 8. The animals successfully fight off Jones and the neighboring men after they try to reclaim the farm, in the
(a) Battle of Cowshed                       (b) Rebellion
(c) Battle of Barnyard                       (d) Battle of the Windmill


9. Napoleon's guard dogs represent
(a) the loyal communist workers      (b) KGB or the Russian military
(c) Russia's loyal animals                 (d) the wealthy

 10. When the animals hear Squealer's explanation of Boxer's removal from Animal Farm, they
(a) do not believe it                                                       (b) are enormously relieved
(c) decided to rename the windmill for Boxer              (d) protest Napoleon's cruelty


11. How is Animal Farm an allegorical story? What is it really about? Explain


Animal Farm is represented as the Soviet Union in which when they took over the czars of Russia. In animal farm, Old Major (Lenin) gives the speech to inspire the animals. Later on the animals do take over the farm and like in the Soviet Union, the farm did not prosper as planned.


12. How do the pigs control the animals? Give at least two specific examples.


The pigs take control over the animals in which by if the animals do not agree or are not sure about a new law, the pigs would make Squealer convince the animals that each decision the pigs made was for a benefit for the farm and the animals, not for the pigs (in reality it was for the pigs). Later on in the story, Napoleon brought out his dogs that he took under his arm, he would use the dogs to intimidate the animals of the farm to vote and stay quiet.