Home Quizzes School High school Grades 9–10 · ages 14–16 George Orwell: Animal Farm Grades 9–10 · Literature
Literature quiz, Grades 9–10: George Orwell: Animal Farm This quiz helps revise “George Orwell: Animal Farm” in Literature for grades 9–10. It has 25 questions in five categories: The Rebellion, The Pigs in Power, The Working Animals, Windmill and War, Themes and Allegory. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
The Rebellion 100 Which neglectful, drunken farmer is driven off the property when his hungry livestock revolt?
200 Which elderly prize boar gathers the animals in the barn to inspire them to overthrow human rule?
300 Old Major teaches the…
In the game400 How many fundamental commandments…
In the game500 What two agricultural symbols…
In the gameThe Pigs in Power 100 Which fierce Berkshire boar gradually consolidates absolute authority and becomes dictator of the farm?
200 Which persuasive, silver-tongued pig acts as the regime's mouthpiece, twisting words to justify every decree?
300 The ruling boar takes…
In the game400 What two luxury farm…
In the game500 Which pig serves as…
In the gameThe Working Animals 100 Which devoted, extraordinarily strong cart-horse adopts the personal motto 'I will work harder'?
200 Which vain white mare defects from the farm because she misses eating lumps of sugar and wearing ribbons?
300 Which cynical, elderly donkey…
In the game400 Which tame raven spreads…
In the game500 Which literate white goat…
In the gameWindmill and War 100 The animals build a large windmill on the farm's highest knoll primarily to generate what source of power?
200 Which ancient Roman general's campaigns are studied from an old book to plan the victorious Battle of the Cowshed?
300 What severe weather phenomenon…
In the game400 Neighbouring farmer Mr. Frederick…
In the game500 During the Battle of…
In the gameThemes and Allegory 100 The novella is an allegorical satire based on the 1917 revolution and subsequent dictatorship in which country?
200 At the end of the novel, the Seven Commandments are replaced by the paradox that all animals are equal, but some are what?
300 The mass public executions…
In the game400 Old Major's visionary political…
In the game500 What ironic three-word subtitle…
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