Question

chapter 2

1. what are the animals preparing for? when do they think it will happen?
2. read the paragraph about snowball and napoleon. what do you think it means when the author says, “snowball......was not considered to have the same depth of character.”
3. what is the name the pigs give to old major’s ideas?
4. what are some objections the other animals have to working for the revolution? 5. what are two things molly is scared she will lose after

Explanation:

1. In "Animal Farm", the animals are preparing for a rebellion against humans. They think it will happen when the right time comes, inspired by Old Major's speech about a life without human - masters.
2. When the author says Snowball was not considered to have the same depth of character as Napoleon, it implies that Napoleon is seen as more complex or perhaps more calculating, while Snowball may seem more straightforward or less devious.
3. The pigs give the name "Animalism" to Old Major's ideas. It is an ideology that promotes animal equality and freedom from human rule.
4. Some objections other animals have to working for the revolution include concerns about their own well - being and doubts about the success of the revolution. For example, they may be worried about having enough food or being safe.
5. Molly is scared she will lose her ribbons (a symbol of her vanity) and the sugar cubes she sometimes gets from humans.

Answer:

1. They are preparing for a rebellion against humans. They think it will happen when the right time comes.
2. It implies Napoleon is more complex or calculating while Snowball is more straightforward.
3. Animalism.
4. Concerns about well - being and doubts about revolution success.
5. Ribbons and sugar cubes.