Animal Farm Test Review

Animal Farm Test Review Old Major Animal who has a dream containing the ideas of animalismRepresents Karl Marx Mr. Jones The owner of the farm before the rebellion- Represents Czars Dogs Bluebell, Jessie, Pincher- represents KGB Horses Boxer and Clover- represent the working class Muriel The white goat- represents educated working class Benjamin The oldest animal on the farm (donkey) and the worst temperedrepresents the older generation that is critical of the new leadership in Russia Clover Stout motherly mare, has trouble remembering the commandments and suspects that the commandments are being changed Boxer "As strong as almost two horses put together"- represents the working class in Russia Moses The tame raven who preaches of "sugar candy mountain"- represents religion Beasts of England Song that Old major teaches to the animals after his speech. Pigs The smartest type of animal Snowball and Napoleon Leaders of the farm directly after the rebellion. Squealer Pig who is a great speaker- represents propaganda Midsummer Eve Anniversary of the rebellion. Mollie Had trouble giving up her ribbons Straw Hat Item of clothing that boxer gives up shortly after the rebellion Two legs Commandment #1: Whatever goes upon ______ is an enemy. Friend Commandment #2: Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings is a _______. Clothes Commandment #3: No animal shall wear _____. Bed Commandment #4: No animal shall sleep in a _____. (original version of #4) Alcohol Commandment #5: No animal shall drink _____. (original version of #5) Kill Commandment #6: No animal shall ____ any other animal. (original version of #6) Equal Commandment #7: All animals are _____. True The first harvest after the rebellion was the most successful harvest the farm had ever seen (t/f). Boxer Who repeatedly says, "I will work harder" Green Color of the animal farm flag. Hoof and Horn Two prints on the (original) animal farm flag. Dogs Group of young animal that Napoleon raises from youth directly after the rebellion. Good, Bad Four legs ____. Two legs ____. Snowball Formed various committees on the farm to make the animals feel involved. Comrades The animal on the farm address each other as _____. Pigs It was agreed upon very early in the farm that the milk and the windfall apples be reserved for the _____ alone. Pigeons Sent to send the ideas of snowball and Napoleon to the other farms. 1/3 Pilkington Owner of the Foxwood farm- represents England and the United States Frederick Owner of the Pinchfield farm- represents Hitler False Immediately after the rebellion the owners of the surrounding farms respected the animals and stopped calling the farm "Manor farm" and called it by the new name of "Animal Farm" (T/F) Battle of the Cowshed The last attempt by Mr. Jones to take the farm back. Snowball Leader of the animal in the battle of the cowshed- represents Leon Trotsky True After the battle of the cowshed it was decided that Jone's gun would be fired twice a year. (T/F) Mollie Animal who leaves the farm after ribbons and sugar cubes were found in her stall- represents the vain people of Russia (typically business owners and shopkeepers) Sheep Animals who had taken to bleating "Four legs good, two legs bad". Snowball Whose idea was it to build a windmill to be used to heat the animals stalls? Napoleon Who wanted the windmill to be used to mill corn? Snowball Original supporter of the windmill Napoleon Originally opposed the windmill Snowball Chased off of the farm by the dogs and killed- represents Trotsky Napoleon Ordered Snowball's killing Squealer Sent around the farm to do Napoleon's dirty work (convincing the animal's Napoleon's ideas are good) False After snowball's expulsion Napoleon keeps on with the Sunday meetings (T/F) Dogs Animals that follow around Napoleon to threaten the other animals Boxer Who says, "Napoleon is always right"? Snowball Who stated, "The only good human is a dead human"? Snowball Napoleon tells the other animals that _____ is really a traitor and did not actually fight heroically in the battle of the cowshed. Quarry To build the windmill the animals got limestone from the ______. Boxer In addition to his regular work on the farm he added extra hour each day to working on the windmill. Mr. Whymper Man from Willingdon who helps Napoleon with business affairs Monday Day of the week when Mr. Whymper visits the farm. With Sheets Commandment #4 is changed to: No animal shall sleep in a bed ______. Snowball Napoleon says that the windmill was knocked over by none other than ______. True One afternoon a bunch of animals tell Napoleon that they are in cahoots with snowball. He has them executed in front of all the other animals (T/F) False After Napoleon executed the "allies of snowball" he allows the animals to keep singing "Beasts of England". (T/F) Without cause Commandment #6 is changed to: No animal shall kill any other animal ______. Black Cockrel In addition to his pack of dogs Napoleon starts walking around the farm being led by a _____ who acts as a trumpeter. 2/3 Frederick Napoleon sells the timber to ______. False Frederick pays Napoleon for the timber in legit money. (T/F) True After the exchange with the timber Frederick and his men try to attack Animal Farm. (T/F) True When Frederick and his men attack Animal Farm they knock down the windmill. (T/F) Storm What really knocks down the windmill (the first time it falls)? Battle of the Windmill What is the battle called in which there is an attack by Fredrick's men on Animal Farm. True Boxer in injured (in his hoof) in the Battle of the windmill but recovers. (T/F) In excess Commandment #5 is changed to: No animal shall drink alcohol ______. True The young piglets that are taught by Napoleon himself are given the privilege of wearing green ribbons on sundays. (T/F) Religion Sugar Candy Mountain (preached by Moses) represents ________. Napoleon Sends Boxer to the knacker after his lungs give out. Manor Farm Name of the farm at the end of the book. Walking on two legs What were the pigs doing at the end of the novella that was shocking? 3/3