1. The story started with Old Major's vision of a better life for animals. According to him, what was the only real enemy the animals had? Each other Technology Dogs Man

2. Which animals, being the cleverest, took it upon themselves to get the others ready for the rebellion? Pigs Cats Dogs Donkeys and Horses

3. What name did the animals give to Old Major's system of thought? Communism Animalism Majorism Beastism

4. After the revolution, the animals decided to simplify Old Major's teachings into seven basic rules, which they then wrote out in paint on the side of the barn. According to these commandments, who were friends and who were enemies? Two legs were good, four legs were bad Animals were bad, dogs and man were good Animals were good, birds and man were enemies Two legs were bad, four legs were good

5. After awhile, the system began showing signs of weakness. Which two animals were never in agreement whenever there was a debate? The two female horses, Mollie and Clover Snowball and Napoleon, the two young boars Boxer the horse and Napoleon the boar Squealer the pig and Benjamin the donkey

6. Although not as complete as the Animal Farm rebellion, there were other instances of animals fighting back on other farms. True False

7. The debates became even more intense as time went on, especially the one about building a windmill. Despite this, which character refused to join in any of the debates? Clover the horse Benjamin the donkey Napoleon the boar Muriel the goat

8. The persuasive speakers in this story were pretty much able to get the masses to do whatever they want. But even more so, it became evident that might really does make right. What did Napoleon use to take power from Snowball? He had his trained dogs attack Snowball. He was bigger than Snowball and beat him in a fight. He poisoned Snowball while he was sleeping. He made a deal with the neighboring farmers to attack and kill Snowball.

9. Which animals were the only ones to attempt a rebellion on Animal Farm? Ducks Horses Sheep Hens

10. Who was blamed for the first collapse of the windmill? Answer: (One Word, one of the animals)