Why does Mollie leave Animal Farm?, She is forced to leave by Napoleon., She wants to follow Snowball., She prefers the comfortable life offered by humans., She wants to help Mr. Jones., What is one major disagreement between Snowball and Napoleon?, Whether the animals should leave the farm, Whether the windmill should be built, Whether Mollie should return, Whether the pigs should sleep in the barn, What does Snowball believe about the windmill?, It will make the animals’ work easier., It will produce more food immediately., It will make Napoleon more powerful., It will bring humans back to the farm., What does Napoleon do while Snowball is giving his speech?, He agrees with Snowball., He asks the animals to vote., He orders his nine dogs to chase Snowball away., He leaves the meeting quietly., What happens to the Sunday debates after Snowball is removed?, They become more democratic., Napoleon ends them., Snowball continues leading them., The animals vote every Sunday., Why does Squealer mention the possibility of Mr. Jones returning?, To make the animals feel excited, To encourage the animals to leave, To frighten the animals into obeying Napoleon, To convince Mr. Jones to return, Which statement is TRUE about Napoleon and the windmill?, Napoleon always supported Snowball’s plan., Napoleon initially opposed the windmill but later ordered it to be built., Napoleon never wanted the windmill to be built., Napoleon allowed Snowball to build it., What does Squealer claim about Napoleon’s involvement with the windmill?, Napoleon destroyed Snowball’s plans., Napoleon copied the humans., Napoleon originally had the idea and Snowball stole it., Napoleon had nothing to do with it., Why do the animals continue working hard on the windmill?, They believe it will improve their lives., They are promised that humans will leave them alone., They want to make Napoleon richer., They want Snowball to return., Which change happens when food and supplies become scarce?, Napoleon stops all work., Napoleon begins trading with humans., The animals return to Mr. Jones., The pigs give up their privileges., Why is Napoleon’s trading with humans significant?, It follows the original rules of the farm., It shows that Napoleon is becoming more democratic., It goes against the farm’s original rules., It proves Snowball was correct about everything., What do the pigs do that shows they are gaining privileges?, They stop eating food., They move into the farmhouse and sleep in beds., They begin working harder than everyone else., They leave Animal Farm., How does Squealer make the pigs’ use of beds seem acceptable?, He changes the commandments., He asks the animals to vote again., He blames Mollie., He destroys the beds., What actually destroys the windmill according to the story?, Snowball, Napoleon, A strong storm, The hens, Who does Napoleon blame for the windmill’s destruction?, Himself, Snowball, Squealer, The pigs, Which statement BEST describes Snowball’s role after he is expelled?, He returns to lead the animals., He becomes a permanent scapegoat for problems., He continues helping Napoleon., He becomes the leader of the humans., What happens when the hens resist Napoleon’s orders?, Napoleon compromises with them., The hens successfully change his decision., Their rebellion is violently crushed., Snowball comes back to help them., Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way Napoleon controls the animals?, Fear, Propaganda, Lies, Democratic elections, What is the MAIN change on Animal Farm described in the story?, The animals become more equal and free., The farm changes from a revolution for equality into a dictatorship., The humans regain complete control., The animals stop working altogether., Which statement is the BEST overall summary of the chapter?, Snowball successfully leads the animals to a better life., Mollie returns and helps build the windmill., Napoleon strengthens his power by using fear, propaganda, and Snowball as a scapegoat., The animals become wealthy by trading with humans.

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