GCSE - Gcse English Literature - Animal Farm - Understanding The Text Solution - MCQGeeks.com

Q.1.

How might Benjamin best be described?

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Manipulative
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Non-empathetic
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Cynical
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Easily-led

Q.2.

To which genre does belong?

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Satire
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Fable
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Allegory
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All of the above

Q.3.

How would the relationship between Snowball and Napoleon best be characterised?

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Collaborative
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Competitive
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Mutually supportive
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As a friendly rivalry

Q.4.

Where is Boxer taken?

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To a nursing home for horses
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To the vet
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To a rehabilitation centre
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To the knacker's

Q.5.

Which song rouses the animals to such excitement that they awaken Mr Jones?

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"Animal Farm, Animal Farm, / Never through me shalt thou come to harm"
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"Friend of the Fatherless"
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"Arise Ye Workers From Your Slumbers"
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"Beasts of England"

Q.6.

What do the animals need that cannot be produced on the farm?

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Tools, nails, string, coal, wire, scrap-iron and dog biscuits
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Candles, sugar, hay, bricks and sand
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Whisky, oil and ribbons
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The animals can produce everything they need on the farm

Q.7.

Which of the following first prompts the animals' revolutionary spirit?

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Boxer's injured hoof
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Major's speech
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The death of Major
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Mr Jones's laziness

Q.8.

Why do the pigs and neighbouring farmers dine together at the end of ?

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The men have decided to hand their farms over to their own animals
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The pigs have become identical to men in their management of the farm
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The pigs have decided to return the farm to human management
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The pigs have purchased the last remaining whisky of the local town

Q.9.

Which of the following is the first clue that Napoleon should not be trusted by the other animals?

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He raises the puppies by himself
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The milk with which he is left while the animals go to work disappears
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He disagrees with Snowball about the plan to build a windmill
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He drinks the whisky

Q.10.

What does the Sugarcandy Mountain symbolise?

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Heaven
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Equality
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Sufficiency
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A holiday