A) anarchy B) totalitarianism C) capitalism D) communism
A) tell a good story B) present a logical argument C) manipulate others D) maintain peace
A) Mollie is working with Moses to restore faith in the concept of Sugarcandy Mountain B) Mollie is presented as a particularly unintelligent animal and understands little C) Mollie is treated well by Jones and stands to lose material possessions after the rebellion D) Mollie doubts the rebellion will benefit any of the animals and her questions are designed to slow the revolution’s progress
A) The animals’ belief in Sugarcandy Mountain will result in Moses being more popular than the pigs B) The pigs believe Moses is conspiring with the humans to quash an uprising C) The pigs are threatened by the ideas associated with Sugarcandy Mountain D) The animals’ belief in Sugarcandy Mountain hinders their trust in the pigs’ petition for rebellion
A) encourage the reader to feel empathy for the men B) encourage the reader to interpret the animals’ violence as justifiable C) encourage the reader to believe that any human who starves an animal deserves to be tormented D) encourage the reader to feel empathy for the animals
A) The humans will be unable to abuse the animals ever again now that the items have been destroyed B) The items are used against them by humans to ensure their compliance and maintain their oppression C) The humans will be forced to regard the animals as equals D) The items are unnecessary now that the humans have been driven off the farm
A) Boxer is unable to articulate the reasons for shunning human clothing B) Mollie does not burn her ribbons, which makes Boxer’s sacrifice unjust C) Boxer will suffer unnecessarily as a result of complying with this over-simplified rule D) Boxer does not understand the principle behind the rule
A) the greed and class division associated with Capitalism B) the wealth that can be acquired through living frugally C) the wealth that can be acquired through hard work D) the greed and class division associated with Communism
A) benevolent B) duplicitous C) malicious D) sensible
A) reveal the pigs’ greater requirement for food in order to fuel their brainwork B) reveal the pigs’ benevolent natures, as they create a nutritious mash for all the animals to eat C) reveal the pigs’ innate greed and dishonesty, and foreshadow this worsening throughout the novella D) reveal the pigs’ cheeky, mischievous natures that a reader will find increasingly humorous |