19) when the hens try to rebel because napoleon was taking their eggs, what punishment did napoleon employ…

19) when the hens try to rebel because napoleon was taking their eggs, what punishment did napoleon employ to make them obey his orders?\n a) he made them sleep in the yard every night in front of everyone until they complied\n b) he had the dogs growl at them every night until they gave up their eggs\n c) he threatened to kill all the new baby chicks this spring\n d) he cut all their food rations to almost nothing and outlawed anyone give them any food\n20) what claim does napoleon make about snowball in chapter 7?\n a) snowball is in league with jones and has been from the very start\n b) snowball is the reason the chickens tried to rebel\n c) snowball has finally been killed and will not bother the farm again\n d) snowball was a hero at the battle of the cowshed, but he has since changed his ways\n21) in chapter 7 numerous different animals confess to various different crimes. what is napoleons punishment for all of these animals?\n a) he makes them work 14 hours a day, seven days a week\n b) he cuts their food rations and lets them starve to death slowly\n c) he has the dogs execute and brutally kill them in front of all the animals\n d) none of the above\n22) in which of the following ways are old major and vladimir lenin similar?\n a. both were beloved leaders who believed that their followers should unite and revolt against their oppressors.\n b. both figures were respected but feared by their followers.\n c. both led their followers successfully through a violent overthrow of their oppressors.\n d. all of the above\n23) which of the following characteristics do snowball and russian leader leon trotsky share in common?\n a) both were well - respected by the populace and won their battle for power\n b) both lost their battle for power and were exiled\n c) both were part of the proletariat, or russian working - class\n d) both became power - hungry and exploited their followers\n24) in which of the following ways is mollie similar to the bourgeois, or middle class, of russia?\n a) neither is fiercely loyal to the new cause.\n b) neither is willing to give up their luxuries in support of the new cause.\n c) both abandon the cause and flee.\n d) all of the above.

19) when the hens try to rebel because napoleon was taking their eggs, what punishment did napoleon employ to make them obey his orders?\n a) he made them sleep in the yard every night in front of everyone until they complied\n b) he had the dogs growl at them every night until they gave up their eggs\n c) he threatened to kill all the new baby chicks this spring\n d) he cut all their food rations to almost nothing and outlawed anyone give them any food\n20) what claim does napoleon make about snowball in chapter 7?\n a) snowball is in league with jones and has been from the very start\n b) snowball is the reason the chickens tried to rebel\n c) snowball has finally been killed and will not bother the farm again\n d) snowball was a hero at the battle of the cowshed, but he has since changed his ways\n21) in chapter 7 numerous different animals confess to various different crimes. what is napoleons punishment for all of these animals?\n a) he makes them work 14 hours a day, seven days a week\n b) he cuts their food rations and lets them starve to death slowly\n c) he has the dogs execute and brutally kill them in front of all the animals\n d) none of the above\n22) in which of the following ways are old major and vladimir lenin similar?\n a. both were beloved leaders who believed that their followers should unite and revolt against their oppressors.\n b. both figures were respected but feared by their followers.\n c. both led their followers successfully through a violent overthrow of their oppressors.\n d. all of the above\n23) which of the following characteristics do snowball and russian leader leon trotsky share in common?\n a) both were well - respected by the populace and won their battle for power\n b) both lost their battle for power and were exiled\n c) both were part of the proletariat, or russian working - class\n d) both became power - hungry and exploited their followers\n24) in which of the following ways is mollie similar to the bourgeois, or middle class, of russia?\n a) neither is fiercely loyal to the new cause.\n b) neither is willing to give up their luxuries in support of the new cause.\n c) both abandon the cause and flee.\n d) all of the above.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. When hens rebel, Napoleon has the dogs growl at them every night until they comply.
  2. Napoleon claims Snowball is in league with Jones and has been from the very start.
  3. Napoleon has the dogs execute and brutally kill the confessing animals in front of all the animals.
  4. Old Major and Vladimir Lenin were both beloved leaders who believed their followers should unite and revolt against their oppressors.
  5. Snowball and Leon Trotsky both lost their battle for power and were exiled.
  6. Mollie is similar to the Bourgeois of Russia as neither is willing to give up their luxuries in support of the new cause, and both abandon the cause and flee.

Answer:

  1. a
  2. a
  3. c
  4. A
  5. b
  6. d