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    Animal Farm Worksheet Answers

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    The document contains multiple worksheets with questions about the plot of the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. The questions test comprehension of the events in the story, including the establishment of Animalism and the Seven Commandments by the pigs Snowball and Napoleon, the rebellion against Mr. Jones, the changing commandments and increasing corruption under Napoleon's leadership, and the ultimate transformation of Animal Farm back into a human-run farm.

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    The document contains multiple worksheets with questions about the plot of the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. The questions test comprehension of the events in the story, including the establishment of Animalism and the Seven Commandments by the pigs Snowball and Napoleon, the rebellion against Mr. Jones, the changing commandments and increasing corruption under Napoleon's leadership, and the ultimate transformation of Animal Farm back into a human-run farm.

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    Animal Farm Worksheet Answers

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    Animal Farm Worksheet Answers

    2.
    1. Boar k
    2. Raven d
    3. Mare and foal c
    4. Calf o
    5. Hen m
    6. Sow e
    7. Dog i
    8. Pigeon h
    9. Sheep l
    10. Cow g
    11. Horse p
    12. Rat b
    13. Donkey n
    14. Goat f
    15. Piglet j
    16. Cat a

    3.

    1. B. On a farm.
    2. C. The animals respect Major.
    3. B. Miserable.
    4. B. Human beings.
    5. A. The farmer will kill all the animals.
    6. So that they could have a secret meeting.
    7. A fox. He thought the animals were making noise because a fox was in the hen house.
    He fired his
    gun to scare away the fox.
    8. Many different answers. Possible responses include: milk, eggs, wheat, corn, fruits,
    vegetables.
    9. Some time in the future. It is not definite.
    10. Animals must unite against man. They must struggle for freedom. He is not more
    specific.

    4.

    1. B. They looked at life in a very different way.


    2. A. The pigs.
    3. C. They were hungry.
    4. B. Feed the animals.
    5. C. Kicked them off of the farm.
    6. C. Things that remind them of Mr. Jones power.
    7. A. Ribbons symbolize slavery.
    8. A. Move his tail.
    9. B. Moses the raven.
    10. C. The luxury.
    11. B. They can read and write.

    5.

    1. B. They were made for human hands.


    2. C. He wanted to do more work.
    3. C. Reading and writing classes.
    4. A. The animals produced it for themselves.
    5. C. On the new flag.
    6. A. Sheep
    7. B. Napoleon.
    8. A. The pigs took them to eat.
    9. A. If the pigs arent healthy, Mr. Jones will come back.
    10. He is hard working and physically strong.
    11. The pigs spoke the most. Snowball and Napoleon were very active.
    12. Napoleon and Snowball.
    13. Orwell does not say exactly, but he implies that the cat wanted to eat the birds.
    14. Because most of the animals could not learn the Seven Commandments by heart.
    15. Napoleon took them from their mothers to the loft for education.

    6.
    1. B. Ran into Jones with his heavy weight.
    2. A. Other animals rebelliousness.
    3. B. Mix with.
    4. D. Propaganda.
    5. B. Difficult to stop.

    7.
    1. B. She betrayed Animal Farm and went to work for humans.
    2. C. The weather made it difficult to live.
    3. B. They would all meet together in the barn.
    4. B. Electricity would make life easier.
    5. B. Food production is more important.
    6. A. Defense of the farm.
    7. B. Being no better than a criminal.
    8. B. The dogs growling.
    9. A. Sunday meetings.

    8.
    1. implement - a. a tool or instrument used in doing work
    2. welfare - g. an individuals health and well-being
    3. resolution - d. a possible solution to a problem, voted on by an organisation
    4. motto - c. a brief statement expressing the guiding principles of a person or
    organisation
    5. maxim - e. an expression, usually a general truth or principle
    6. dole out - b. to give out sparingly or in small quantities
    7. seclusion - f. to be hidden, in secret, not easily seen

    9.
    1. anniversary - g. a celebration that happens at regular intervals to remember an
    important event
    2. charge - c. to run directly at someone in order to make an attack
    3. military decoration - f. a medal given as an award, usually pinned on a uniform,
    in honor of special
    bravery or success
    4. cowshed - h. a shelter for cows
    5. retreat - a. to run away
    6. invasion - d. an entrance, especially of an armed force, as if to take over
    7. exploit - e. an adventure or exciting story
    8. rebelliousness - i. the attitude of wanting to make a revolution, or general
    9. ambush - b. a surprise attack

    10.
    1. faction - e. a small group with beliefs of interests that are different than the larger
    group
    2. urinate - d. to pee
    3. scheme - c. a plan
    4. closet - b. to hide oneself in seclusion, often to perform a task in solitude
    5. assume - g. to accept as true without thinking
    6. tactic - k. a method or action used to achieve a short-term goal
    7. ration - f. specific amount of food given out
    8. protest - i. to express strong disapproval or disagreement
    9. windmill - a. a large machine that uses wind to generate power
    10. eloquence - h. the ability to speak persuasively or expressively
    11. oppose - j. to be against something

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