Snowball and Napoleon
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- In this lesson, we will look at Snowball and Napoleon and find out how they keep their power on the farm.
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5 Questions
Q1.
What is a commandment?
A commandment is a law.
A commandment is a suggestion given by God.
A commandment is something you only have to follow if you are religious.
Q2.
Why did the pigs rename the farm to 'Animal Farm?' (More than one correct answer)
The pigs renamed the farm because they didn't like the name 'Manor Farm.'
The pigs renamed the farm because they thought it would be easier to remember.
Q3.
How many commandments were there on 'Animal Farm?'
Five commandments
Ten commandments
Three commandments
Q4.
How did the animals react to the commandments?
The animals refused to follow them.
The animals were angry.
The animals were confused and did not know what they were.
Q5.
Which commandment shows irony?
No animal shall drink alcohol
No animal shall sleep in a bed
No animals shall wear clothes
5 Questions
Q1.
What is manipulation?
Manipulation is controlling someone.
Manipulation is influencing someone.
Manipulation is persuading someone.
Q2.
What does Snowball think is most important on the farm?
Defence
Making money
The Seven Commandments
Q3.
If animals could not read, what did Snowball suggest as a summary of the seven commandments?
All animals are equal
Education is important
Two legs good, four legs bad
Q4.
Who did Napoleon keep in seclusion?
All of the animals
The pigs
The sheep
Q5.
Why did Napoleon want to keep them in seclusion?
He thought they were a danger to the other animals.
He wanted to educate them.
He wanted to keep them safe.