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Grades 9 and 10 - Literature - High School - Animal Farm - Understanding the Text
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MCQs to test how well you understand the text in Animal Farm by George Orwell. 

Grades 9 and 10 - Literature - High School - Animal Farm - Understanding the Text
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10 Questions

1. How might Benjamin best be described?
2. Where is Boxer taken?
3. Why do the pigs and neighboring farmers dine together at the end of Animal Farm?
4. Which of the following first prompts the animals' revolutionary spirit?
5. How would the relationship between Snowball and Napoleon best be characterized?
6. To which genre does Animal Farm belong?
7. What does the Sugarcandy Mountain symbolize?
8. What do the animals need that cannot be produced on the farm?
9. Which of the following is the first clue that Napoleon should not be trusted by the other animals?
10. Which song rouses the animals to such excitement that they awaken Mr Jones?

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