At the end of the chapter, what does Squealer announce regarding "Beasts

of England"?

1 the animals must now sing the song 12 times per day

2 the lyrics have been revised

3 any animal caught not singing will be slaughtered on the spot

4 it has been abolished

How does Boxer react to the slaughter? *

1 he is too depressed to work

2 He flees Animal Farm

3 he decides to work harder

4 He attacks Napoleon

Despite the slaughter (and so many shattered dreams), Clover resolves to

remain faithful to Napoleon.

1 True

2 False

What evidence does Squealer have to prove that Snowball was a traitor? *

1 a video of Snowball expressing a desire to destroy Animal Farm

2 an undetonated bomb found in Snowball's stall

3 "secret documents"

Why are so many animals slain on the spot in this chapter, leaving a pile of

bloody corpses lying before Napoleon's feet?

1 They were all found hiding sugar

2 They confessed to helping Snowball

3 They messed up the words to "The Beasts of England"

4 They insulted Napoleon

In this chapter, the animals find a scapegoat for everything that goes wrong

on the farm. Who or what is it?

1 Napoleon

2 Snowball

3 Mr. Frederick

4 Mollie

What does Squealer reveal about Snowball in this chapter? *

1 He was in league with Mr. Jones from the start

2 He has started his own Animal Farm

3 He has moved to America

4 He died

How many hens die during the rebellion? *

1 All of them

2 Nine

3 None

4 Fourteen

What does Mr. Whymper suggest that Animal Farm sell to Foxwood or

Pinchfield?

1 baby goats

2 a pile of timber

3 the hens

4 rotton potatoes

What do the animals do to trick Mr. Whymper into believing there is no food

shortage?

1 they prevent him from seeing the food bins

2 they fill the food bins with sand

3 they fill the food bins with weeds that look like grain

How do the hens stage a rebellion when Squealer announces that they

must surrender their eggs to trade with humans?

1 they eat their own eggs

2 they refuse to lay eggs

3 they smash their eggs

4 they sit on their eggs and refuse to get up

Why did the Windmill likely fall? *

1 Mr. Jones knocked it down

2 The walls were too thin

3 Snowball destroyed it

4 Animals can't build windmills

At the beginning of the chapter, it is January and the animals are almost

starving. What does Napoleon do about this problem?

1 He makes efforts to conceal it from the outside world

2 He gives all the animals extra corn

3 He cuts rations for the pigs so everyone has the same amount of food

4 He increases rations of rotten potatoes