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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do the animals do with the sheep who was shot by Mr. Jones?
2. How do the animals feel about the pigs takes specific items all for themselves?
3. Which animal can best be described as cynical?
4. Which animals initially protest Napoleon's orders, but then are quickly silenced by the growling dogs?
5. Which of the following animals is white?
Short Essay Questions
1. What talents does Squealer display which will be useful during the revolution?
2. What does Old Major says is the result of being enslaved by mankind?
3. What do the animals do on Sundays, according to Chapter 3?
4. Who is left totally in charge of the farm at the end of Chapter 5?
5. Why didn't the pigs do any work in Chapter 3?
6. Who emerges as the true leader of the farm by Chapter 4?
7. What does Snowball proclaim is the only good human?
8. What happens to the rest of the animals after Old Major's speech?
9. What happens between Napoleon and Snowball in Chapter 5?
10. What does Old Major want to do with the content of his speech?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Throughout the novel, the author uses clear, simple, and accessible language to construct the novel. Explain how this writing technique is useful for conveying the complex issues discussed throughout the novel. Include specific examples from the text to support your explanation.
Essay Topic 2
Consider the character Boxer. Write an essay about this character and the decisions and actions he took throughout the story as well as his final fate. Make a judgment about these issues and use information from the text to support your judgment.
Essay Topic 3
As this story is a representation of the mindset of people in a country following an upheaval or revolution, each character represents a typical group of people. Choose two characters from the novel and describe which group of people they represent and how their actions in the novel support your opinions.
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