9. for what purpose did napoleon trade with neighboring humans?\na. to form alliances with neighboring…

9. for what purpose did napoleon trade with neighboring humans?\na. to form alliances with neighboring farms\nb. to sell animals to human buyers\nc. to obtain materials the farm could not produce itself\nd. to replace animals lost in battles\n\n10. which animal repeatedly expressed doubts about napoleons leadership but ultimately followed the crowd?\na. clover\nb. mollie\nc. boxer\nd. benjamin\n\n11. why was squealer important to napoleons regime?

9. for what purpose did napoleon trade with neighboring humans?\na. to form alliances with neighboring farms\nb. to sell animals to human buyers\nc. to obtain materials the farm could not produce itself\nd. to replace animals lost in battles\n\n10. which animal repeatedly expressed doubts about napoleons leadership but ultimately followed the crowd?\na. clover\nb. mollie\nc. boxer\nd. benjamin\n\n11. why was squealer important to napoleons regime?

Answer

Brief Explanations:

In George Orwell's Animal Farm, Napoleon trades with neighboring humans to get materials the farm can't produce. Clover is the animal that has doubts about Napoleon's leadership but follows the others. Squealer is important as he is a skilled propagandist who spreads Napoleon's messages and justifications to the other animals.

Answer:

  1. c. To obtain materials the farm could not produce itself
  2. a. Clover