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Animal Farm

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The pigs become more like humans by the end of the novel. true or false true
Napoleon leads the Battle of the Cowshed. True or False False
Boxer is killed by Mr. Jones. False he is sent to a knacker
The Seven Commandments stay the same throughout the book. True or False False
The Seven Commandments never change. True or False ❌ False — the pigs secretly change them
Snowball leads the Battle of the Cowshed. True or False True
Boxer is sold to a knacker True or False True
Squealer always tells the truth. True or False False
The pigs begin walking on two legs at the end of the novel. True or False ✅ True
Moses leaves the farm and later returns. True or False ✅ True
Napoleon is a fair and democratic leader. True or False ❌ False
All animals benefit equally from the rebellion. True or False ❌ False
The windmill is destroyed more than once. True or False True
The animals can tell pigs and humans apart at the end. true or false ❌ False
Napoleon Power-hungry pig who becomes the dictator of Animal Farm; represents Stalin
Snowball Intelligent pig, plans the windmill, expelled from the farm; represents Trotsky
Squealer Pig who uses propaganda, lies, and statistics to control the animals
Boxer Strong, loyal horse who works hard and blindly trusts the pigs
Clover Motherly horse who senses the pigs are changing but can’t fully express it
Old Major Pig whose speech inspires the rebellion; represents Marx/Lenin
Benjamin Cynical donkey who understands what’s happening but doesn’t act
Moses Raven who talks about Sugarcandy Mountain (religion/false hope)
Mr. Jones Original owner of the farm; overthrown in the rebellion
The Dogs Napoleon’s secret police used to scare and control the animals
What does the windmill symbolize? False promises and control
Who represents the working class? Boxer
Why does Napoleon blame Snowball for problems on the farm? To control the animals through fear
Who uses propaganda most effectively? Squealer
What is Sugarcandy Mountain? A symbol of religion/false hope
What does Boxer’s death show? The betrayal of the working class
Created by: Fernando.Quezada
 

 



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