Question

info to lr en1003 12 info to lr q6: animal farm chapters 6 & 7 quiz show instructions question 1 (1 point) how do the changing commandments contribute to the pigs’ power? a they promote equality b they prove pigs are intelligent c they allow pigs to justify unfair actions d they simplify rules for animals

Explanation:

In "Animal Farm", the pigs change the commandments (like "All animals are equal" to "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others") to justify their unfair actions (e.g., sleeping in beds, drinking alcohol) and consolidate their power. Option a is wrong as the changes don't promote equality. Option b is incorrect as intelligence isn't proven via commandment changes. Option d is wrong as the changes aren't simplifying rules for animals but for the pigs' benefit. So the correct answer is the option stating they allow pigs to justify unfair actions (the option with "They allow pigs to justify unfair actions", likely one of the options like c or d depending on labeling, but from the text, the option with that statement is the correct one).

Answer:

The option (e.g., if it's option c or d, but from the text, the one with "They allow pigs to justify unfair actions"): The option with "They allow pigs to justify unfair actions" (assuming the labeling, for example, if that's option c: c. They allow pigs to justify unfair actions, or d: d. They allow pigs to justify unfair actions depending on the original question's option numbering, but the content is "They allow pigs to justify unfair actions").