Animal Farm, Chapter Two
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How did Old Major die at the beginning of this chapter?
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Mr. Jones found out about the ideas of rebellion.
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Old Major was 12 years old, so he died naturally.
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He was shot during the battle against Mr. Jones and his men.
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He caught the swine flu.
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He was sent to the knacker's.
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This quiz assesses understanding of 'Animal Farm, Chapter Two,' focusing on key events like Old Major's death, the concept of Sugarcandy Mountain, the initiation of the rebellion, symbolic meanings of the fire, the Seven Commandments, and the fate of the milk.
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What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
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Sugarcandy Mountain is a neighboring farm that Moses visits.
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Sugarcandy Mountain represents what the farm will be like once the animals take control.
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Sugarcandy Mountain is a nearby mountain made of candy.
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Sugarcandy Mountain is the stash of food and candy that Mr. Jones keeps hidden from the animals. It represents the excess that humans take from animal labor. Mollie receives her sugar lumps from this reserve.
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Sugarcandy Mountain is Moses's version of Heaven.
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A. Sugarcandy Mountain is Moses's version of Heaven.Explanation
Moses (who represents the Russian Orthodox Church) tells the animals about Sugarcandy Mountain, where "it was Sunday seven days a week, clover was in season all the year round, and lump sugar and linseed cake grew on the hedges." The idea that Sugarcandy Mountain has all of the desires of the animals, and this is a place that is "a little distance beyond the clouds" where animals went "when they died" is similar to the Christian idea of Heaven.Rate this question:
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Which series of events leads to the rebellion?
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On Midsummer's Eve, Mr. Jones gets drunk at the Red Lion and doesn't return until the next day. The men of the farm milk the cows, but then go out rabbiting without feeding the animals. A cow breaks in the store-shed after Jones returns and falls asleep, since he had left the animals unfed into the evening.
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On Midsummer's Day, Mr. Jones gets drunk at the Red Lion, but doesn't return for two days. The men of the farm forget to milk the cows and only feed a few animals before they go out fox hunting. Boxer breaks in the store-shed after Jones returns and falls asleep, since he had left the animals unfed into the evening.
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On Midsummer's Eve, Mr. Jones gets drunk at the Blue Whale, but doesn't return for two days. The men of the farm forget to milk the cows and only feed a few animals before they go out rabbiting. A cow breaks in the store-shed after Jones returns and falls asleep, since he had left the animals unfed into the morning.
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On Midsummer's Eve, Mr. Jones gets drunk at the Drunken Clam and doesn't return until the next day. The men of the farm milk the cows, but then go out rabbiting without feeding the animals. Boxer breaks in the store-shed after Jones returns and falls asleep, since he had left the animals unfed into the evening.
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On Midsummer's Eve, Mr. Jones gets drunk at the Red Lion and doesn't return until the next day. The men of the farm milk the cows, but then go out fox hunting without feeding the animals. Boxer breaks in the store-shed after Jones returns and falls asleep, since he had left the animals unfed into the evening.
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A. On Midsummer's Eve, Mr. Jones gets drunk at the Red Lion and doesn't return until the next day. The men of the farm milk the cows, but then go out rabbiting without feeding the animals. A cow breaks in the store-shed after Jones returns and falls asleep, since he had left the animals unfed into the evening. -
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What do the items burned in the fire symbolize?
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Whips, reigns, and ribbons were all uncomfortable items that the animals didn't appreciate.
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These items burn well, and the animals needed warmth now that Jones was gone.
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The animals had made better items to replace those used by Jones.
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These items represent the dominance of man.
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These items represent the animals' newfound freedom.
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A. These items represent the dominance of man.Explanation
The items burned in the fire symbolize the dominance of man. This is because whips, reigns, and ribbons were all used by humans to control and oppress the animals. By burning these items, the animals are symbolically rejecting the power and control that humans had over them. The fire represents their rebellion and their desire to be free from human domination.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is not one of the Seven Commandments?
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No animal shall betray a comrade.
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No animal shall kill any other animal.
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All animals are equal.
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Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy.
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No animal shall drink alcohol.
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A. No animal shall betray a comrade.Explanation
The correct answer is "No animal shall betray a comrade." This statement is not one of the Seven Commandments mentioned in the given options. The Seven Commandments are "No animal shall kill any other animal," "All animals are equal," "Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy," and "No animal shall drink alcohol."Rate this question:
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What happens to the milk?
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There is no milk, because the animals cannot milk the cows.
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Snowball steals it.
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The animals share it as they feast at the end of the chapter.
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Napoleon keeps it as the animals go to the hayfield.
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It is mixed into the hash for the hens.
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A. Napoleon keeps it as the animals go to the hayfield. -
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Which of these historical events is represented by the rebellion?
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The Battle of Cowshed
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The Cuban Revolution
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The Russian Revolution
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World War II
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World War I
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A. The Russian RevolutionExplanation
The rebellion mentioned in the question refers to the Russian Revolution. This historical event took place in Russia in 1917 and resulted in the overthrow of the Tsarist autocracy, leading to the establishment of the Soviet Union. The Russian Revolution was a significant turning point in history, as it marked the rise of communism and had far-reaching consequences both within Russia and globally.Rate this question:
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Why do the animals bury the hams?
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The hams are not buried; the animals use them in their feast.
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Although we see the hams as food, the animals believe that they are spoiled.
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Humans do not eat the hams, but the animals see them as fallen comrades.
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The hams are not buried; they are taken by the humans as they escape the farm.
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Although we see the hams as food, the animals see the hams as fallen comrades.
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A. Although we see the hams as food, the animals see the hams as fallen comrades.Explanation
The correct answer is that the animals see the hams as fallen comrades. This suggests that the animals have a different perspective on the hams and view them as more than just food. They may have formed emotional connections with the hams or see them as a symbol of their fallen friends. This explanation highlights the contrast between how humans and animals perceive the hams.Rate this question:
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What is different about the way the animals behave in the farmhouse in the novel compared to the way they behave in this video:
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The animals rummage through the house in the novel, but they tiptoe quietly as they enter the house in the video.
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The animals sleep in the house that night in the novel, but they only rummage through the house in the video.
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The animals rummage through the house in the novel, but they only sleep in the house that night in the video.
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The animals tiptoe quietly as they enter the house in the novel, but they rummage through the house in the video.
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The pig throws the knives in the well in the movie, but this doesn't happen in the book.
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A. The animals tiptoe quietly as they enter the house in the novel, but they rummage through the house in the video.Explanation
In the novel, the animals tiptoe quietly as they enter the house, indicating a sense of caution and stealth. However, in the video, they rummage through the house, suggesting a lack of concern for being quiet or discreet. This difference in behavior highlights a contrast between the two mediums, showcasing how the animals' actions are portrayed differently in the novel and the video adaptation.Rate this question:
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