1. why was it important for squealer to teach the sheep the phrase “four legs good, two legs better” before…

1. why was it important for squealer to teach the sheep the phrase “four legs good, two legs better” before revealing that the pigs could walk upright? a. he was planning to use the sheep to help teach the new song to the other animals. b. he was preparing the animals to accept the pigs’ transformation without question. c. he was hoping the song would inspire the other animals to become motivated to walk on two legs. d. he was plotting to use the sheep to spread lies about snowball’s involvement with the original commandments.

1. why was it important for squealer to teach the sheep the phrase “four legs good, two legs better” before revealing that the pigs could walk upright? a. he was planning to use the sheep to help teach the new song to the other animals. b. he was preparing the animals to accept the pigs’ transformation without question. c. he was hoping the song would inspire the other animals to become motivated to walk on two legs. d. he was plotting to use the sheep to spread lies about snowball’s involvement with the original commandments.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

In George Orwell's Animal Farm, Squealer is the pigs' propagandist. Teaching the sheep "Four legs good, two legs better" before revealing the pigs walking upright is to make the other animals accept the pigs' transformation without question. The sheep are easily - influenced and their chanting will normalize the pigs' new behavior.

Answer:

B. He was preparing the animals to accept the pigs' transformation without question.