2. which best describes the seven commandments?
a.
the rules mr. jones and other humans live by.
b.
the unalterable laws the animals live by.
c.
the charges brought against animals who disobey.
d.
the rules the animals disobey when taking over manor farm.
6. why does napoleon oppose the windmill when snowball suggests it?
a.
napoleon thinks the windmill will be too hard to build.
b.
napoleon is worried about security around the farm while it is being built.
c.
napoleon is unable to understand the complicated plans snowball draws.
d.
napoleon is jealous of snowball and thinks the windmill is a silly idea.
9. why does boxer's life and death represent a terrible irony in the novel?
a.
boxer never supports the other animals, yet all the other animals try to save him from death.
b.
boxer is a good friend and ally to the pigs, yet the pigs convince the others that he is in league with snowball.
c.
boxer is a hard worker and he collapses while on vacation.
d.
boxer is dedicated to animalism, and he is rewarded by being sold for glue when he is too sick to work.
10. why does george orwell use satire and allegory?
a.
to reveal the evils of a totalitarian form of government
b.
to explain why he supports democracy
c.
to show his respect for karl marx
d.
to disclose the true nature of animals

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