Before you start
- You know the basic plot of Animal Farm.
- You can identify the pigs as the leaders.
- You understand what a commandment is.
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Who first tells the animals about the dream of a free and equal farm?
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True or False: Old Major dreams of a farm where humans still rule but treat animals kindly.
Q3 of 20
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Complete the sentence:
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What is the name of the song the animals sing with hope?
Q5 of 20
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True or False: The animals sing "Beasts of England" with hope because it is their promise of a better world.
Q6 of 20
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Where are the Seven Commandments written to protect the dream of equality?
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Complete the sentence:
Q8 of 20
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Why do the pigs say they make the plans and teach the others?
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True or False: The other animals believe the pigs when they say they are the cleverest.
Q10 of 20
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Select TWO privileges the pigs start taking for themselves.
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Complete the sentence:
Q12 of 20
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Who is the clever talker who always has an excuse for the pigs' behaviour?
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True or False: Squealer makes the other animals feel proud for doubting the pigs.
Q14 of 20
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Match each character or group to what they represent in Orwell's warning.
The pigs
The animals
Q15 of 20
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What happens to the Commandments each time the pigs break a rule?
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Complete the sentence:
Q17 of 20
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By the end of the novel, how many commandments are left?
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Complete the sentence:
Q19 of 20
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True or False: Orwell was writing about the Russian Revolution when he created Animal Farm.
Q20 of 20
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What is Orwell's warning about groups that promise equality?
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