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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many animals are killed by Mr. Jones in Chapter 4?
(a) 1.
(b) 3.
(c) 0.
(d) 2.

2. What does Mr. Jones do when he hears the animals making a lot of noise in Chapter 1?
(a) He sleeps through the noise.
(b) Runs outside and scares the animals.
(c) Shoots the animals.
(d) Fires a shot in the air.

3. In Chapter 1, Old Major implores the animals for what?
(a) Write a song .
(b) A new barnyard.
(c) An army.
(d) Perfect unity.

4. Which of the following animals is large, fierce and used to getting his own way?
(a) Moses.
(b) Snowball.
(c) Napoleon.
(d) Squealer.

5. What do Mr. Jones and the other farmers do in Chapter 4?
(a) Take over the farms around the country.
(b) Start a new farm.
(c) Attack Animal Farm.
(d) Negotiate with the pigs.

Short Answer Questions

1. How do the animals celebrate the fact that no humans remain on the farm?

2. Which animal disappears whenever work needs to be done?

3. How do the animals finally get food after Mr. Jones doesn't feed them for more than a day?

4. Which animals are very brave during the battle in Chapter 4?

5. How many puppies do the farm dogs have?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the other animals feel about Old Major?

2. What in Chapter 4 could be considered as increasing the tension between Napoleon and Snowball?

3. Why do you think the animals dislike alcohol?

4. At the end of the Chapter 4, what does Snowball call on the animals on the farm to be ready to do?

5. Why does Old Major feel it is important to give his speech that night in Chapter 1?

6. What happens between Napoleon and Snowball in Chapter 5?

7. What happened to the missing milk in Chapter 3?

8. What does Snowball proclaim is the only good human?

9. What is the goal of the farmers in Chapter 4?

10. Which animal is favored by Mr. Jones over all of the other animals?

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