Select six questions from each chapter to respond to. This is and individual assignment.
Chapter 5
What did Clover found out about Mollie?
Why did Mollie choose to leave Animal farm?
What was the major difference between Snowball’s and Napelon’s style of leadership?
What were two major disagreements that Snowball and Napoleon had?
How did Napoleon react to snowball’s plans for a windmill?
Accorinding to Snowball, what would be the benefit of the windmill?
Who chased away Snowball in the middle of a debate?
What was meant by the quote, “It was noticed that they wagged their tails to him in the same way as the other dogs had been used to do to Mr. Jones.”?
How did Napoleon change the rules on the farm after he ousted Snowball?
How did Squealer “explain the new arrangement to the others” about Napoleon’s leadership?
Why did Squealer say that Napoleon initially opposed Snowball’s windmill plan?
Which new maxim or motto did Boxer adopt after Napoleon assumed complete leadership?
Chapter 6
What unexpected difficulties did the building of the windmill pose?
Why were the animals content “in spite of the hardness of their work.”?
What materials were in shortage or unable to be produced on the farm?
Who worked the hardest during the building of the windmill?
Why did the animals feel a sense of “uneasiness” about Napoleon’s decision to trade with the neighboring farms?
How were the pigs that questioned Napoleon silenced?
Who was Mr. Whymper, what was his role on the farm?
How was the Fourth Amendment changed?
Why were the pigs allowed to sleep in Beds?
Who did Napoleon blame for the desctruction of the windmill?
What was the title was given to Napoleon by the animals?
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Ch.5
1)She was being stroked by the the other farmer.
2)She was being treated better by humans.
3)Snowball was emphatic in his attempts to lean the animals in his favor, while Napoleon had more of a wait and see kind of personality.
4)One was over the windmill, and the other was over a system of defense on the farm.
5)He came to see the plans that Snowball had drawn out and just peed in them.
6)The windmill would provide power to the farm, and cut work load in half.
Ch.6
1)The animals could not figure out how to break up the materials.
2)They felt happy to get what they got, especially since they did it without any help.
3)Paraffin oil, nails, string, dog biscuits, and iron.
4)Definitely Boxer
5)They did not want to feel as though they were reverting to human ways, in dealing with money and trade and things like that.
6)They were silenced by, "...a tremendous growling from the dogs."
CHAPTER 6: 1)At first, the animals couldn't solve the problem of how to break up the stones into suitable sizes. The easy way to do these things involved using hind legs which none of these animals could do.
2)They felt satisfied with the amount of food they had.
3)There was need of paraffin oil, nails, string, dog biscuits, and iron for the horses' shoes, seeds, artificial manures,and machinery for the windmill.
4)Boxer worked the hardest during the building of the windmill.
5)They made an oath never to have any dealings with human beings, never to engage in trade, and never to make use of money.
6)They were silenced by a tremendous growling from the dogs.
Qiana
Chapter 5
What did Clover found out about Mollie?
wertc
Why did Mollie choose to leave Animal farm?
werre
What was the major difference between Snowball’s and Napelon’s style of leadership?
What were two major disagreements that Snowball and Napoleon had?
How did Napoleon react to snowball’s plans for a windmill?
Accorinding to Snowball, what would be the benefit of the windmill?
Who chased away Snowball in the middle of a debate?
What was meant by the quote, “It was noticed that they wagged their tails to him in the same way as the other dogs had been used to do to Mr. Jones.”?
How did Napoleon change the rules on the farm after he ousted Snowball?
How did Squealer “explain the new arrangement to the others” about Napoleon’s leadership?
Why did Squealer say that Napoleon initially opposed Snowball’s windmill plan?
Which new maxim or motto did Boxer adopt after Napoleon assumed complete leadership?
Chapter 6
What unexpected difficulties did the building of the windmill pose?
Why were the animals content “in spite of the hardness of their work.”?
What materials were in shortage or unable to be produced on the farm?
Who worked the hardest during the building of the windmill?
Why did the animals feel a sense of “uneasiness” about Napoleon’s decision to trade with the neighboring farms?
How were the pigs that questioned Napoleon silenced?
Who was Mr. Whymper, what was his role on the farm?
How was the Fourth Amendment changed?
Why were the pigs allowed to sleep in Beds?
Who did Napoleon blame for the desctruction of the windmill?
What was the title was given to Napoleon by the animals?
ABSENT
Chapter 5
How did Napoleon react to snowball’s plans for a windmill?
Napoleon thought that the windmill was a horrible idea and was completely against it. He said that is they wasted time building the windmill all of the animals would starve to death.
Accorinding to Snowball, what would be the benefit of the windmill?
Snowball said the windmill would allow the animals to work only three day a week - once it is finished
Who chased away Snowball in the middle of a debate?
The dogs... under Napoleon's control... attacked him and ran him out of the farm.
What was meant by the quote, “It was noticed that they wagged their tails to him in the same way as the other dogs had been used to do to Mr. Jones.”?
Napoleon thought like a human... and used them as a model as to how he was going to take over the farm.
How did Napoleon change the rules on the farm after he ousted Snowball?
He said that there would be no more meeting on Sunday - they were a waste of time. There would also be no more debates - the pigs would make all of the decisions.
Why did Squealer say that Napoleon initially opposed Snowball’s windmill plan?
He never really opposed it... it was his idea all along. He pretended to not like it to confuse Snowball. He wanted to stay on his good side because he was "dangerous".
Chapter 6
Who worked the hardest during the building of the windmill?
Boxer worked the hardest and the longest - he was always there to help the other animals and often did work on his own.
Why did the animals feel a sense of “uneasiness” about Napoleon’s decision to trade with the neighboring farms?
The rest of the animals felt that this was against their ways of Animalism because it was using a human custom.
How was the Fourth Amendment changed?
They changed not being allowed to sleep in beds to not being allowed to sleep in beds with sheets.
Why were the pigs allowed to sleep in Beds?
They claimed it was okay because they removed the sheets. They needed their rest so they could "think" better - because that is such hard work.
Who did Napoleon blame for the desctruction of the windmill?
Napoleon blamed Snowball for the destruction of the windmill - even though it was just the storm.
What was the title was given to Napoleon by the animals?
The animals call Napoleon "Leader".
~LisaBeth Steiner~
ABSENT
Chapter 5
How did Napoleon react to snowball’s plans for a windmill?
Napoleon thought that the windmill was a horrible idea and was completely against it. He said that is they wasted time building the windmill all of the animals would starve to death.
Accorinding to Snowball, what would be the benefit of the windmill?
Snowball said the windmill would allow the animals to work only three day a week - once it is finished
Who chased away Snowball in the middle of a debate?
The dogs... under Napoleon's control... attacked him and ran him out of the farm.
What was meant by the quote, “It was noticed that they wagged their tails to him in the same way as the other dogs had been used to do to Mr. Jones.”?
Napoleon thought like a human... and used them as a model as to how he was going to take over the farm.
How did Napoleon change the rules on the farm after he ousted Snowball?
He said that there would be no more meeting on Sunday - they were a waste of time. There would also be no more debates - the pigs would make all of the decisions.
Why did Squealer say that Napoleon initially opposed Snowball’s windmill plan?
He never really opposed it... it was his idea all along. He pretended to not like it to confuse Snowball. He wanted to stay on his good side because he was "dangerous".
Chapter 6
Who worked the hardest during the building of the windmill?
Boxer worked the hardest and the longest - he was always there to help the other animals and often did work on his own.
Why did the animals feel a sense of “uneasiness” about Napoleon’s decision to trade with the neighboring farms?
The rest of the animals felt that this was against their ways of Animalism because it was using a human custom.
How was the Fourth Amendment changed?
They changed not being allowed to sleep in beds to not being allowed to sleep in beds with sheets.
Why were the pigs allowed to sleep in Beds?
They claimed it was okay because they removed the sheets. They needed their rest so they could "think" better - because that is such hard work.
Who did Napoleon blame for the desctruction of the windmill?
Napoleon blamed Snowball for the destruction of the windmill - even though it was just the storm.
What was the title was given to Napoleon by the animals?
The animals call Napoleon "Leader".
~LisaBeth Steiner~
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