2. Which animals do not receive reduced food rations?
(a) Pigs and hens.
(b) Pigs and dogs.
(c) Pigs and horses.
(d) Dogs and horses.

3. What happens to the overall animal population by Chapter 10?
(a) Stays the same.
(b) Decreases.
(c) Meets expectations.
(d) Increases.

4. Which of the Seven Commandments does Napoleon break by slaughtering the animals whom he forced to confess to treason?
(a) 5.
(b) 6.
(c) 4.
(d) 7.

5. Which character remains cynical by Chapter 10?
(a) Boxer.
(b) Benjamin.
(c) Moses.
(d) Mollie.

6. Which animals reap the rewards of the farm?
(a) Dogs only.
(b) Pigs only.
(c) Pigs and horses.
(d) Dogs and pigs.

7. Who begins living in the farmhouse in Chapter 6?
(a) Clover.
(b) Boxer.
(c) The dogs.
(d) The pigs.

8. By Chapter 6, which animal proves to be a model of hard work and determination?
(a) Squealer.
(b) Clover.
(c) Napoleon.
(d) Boxer.

9. At the end of Chapter 7, what does Squealer tell the animals is now banned?
(a) Singing.
(b) Working on the farm.
(c) Singing the song by Minimus the poet.
(d) Eating without permission.

10. Why does Napoleon order the hens to increase their production in Chapter 9?
(a) To build a windmill.
(b) To add another schoolhouse to the farm.
(c) To raise money.
(d) To feed the animals.

11. Who convinces the animals that trade with humans has always been allowed?
(a) Napoleon.
(b) Squealer.
(c) Boxer.
(d) Snowball.

12. What happens when the hens protest Napoleon's orders in Chapter 7?
(a) He gives in and the hens win.
(b) He kills them.
(c) He stops their food rations.
(d) He orders them off of the farm.

13. To whom does Napoleon arrange to sell timber?
(a) Whymper.
(b) Frederick.
(c) Jones.
(d) Pilkington.

14. What do the pigs learn to do by Chapter 10?
(a) Walk upright.
(b) Build a windmill.
(c) Steal money from the neighboring farms.
(d) Make beer.

15. What do the pigs wear by Chapter 10?
(a) Whips.
(b) Hats and glasses.
(c) Mr. and Mrs. Jones' clothes.
(d) Smoking jackets.