1. Why doesn't Mr Jones shut the pop-holes on the hen-houses? 1.
1. Why doesn't Mr Jones shut the pop-holes on the hen-houses?
A. He is too tired. B. He is too lazy. C. He is too drunk.
2. In this chapter, Major calls the animals together for a meeting. Why?
Which of these statements are TRUE and which are FALSE? Write
'T' or 'F' in the boxes:
(1) He wants them to have a meeting every week to share their news
and views
(2) He wants to tell them what he has learned about the nature of life
before he dies
(3) He wants to tell them about a dream he has had.
(4) He wants to tell them that Man is their enemy.
(5) He wants all the animals to leave Manor Farm and move to
another, better farm.
(6) He wants them to work towards a rebellion to overthrow the rule of
Man.
3. Major gives the animals a set of rules or principles by which he thinks
they should live. Which of the following accurately sum up his
principles? Tick all that do and cross any that do not:
(1) Whatever goes on two legs is an enemy.
(2) Whatever goes upon four legs and has wings is a friend-except rats.
(3) Whatever goes upon four legs and has wings is a friend.
(4) Animals should not behave like men.
(5) No animal should kill another animal.
(6) No animal should speak to or negotiate with men.
(7) All animals are equal.
A. He is too tired. B. He is too lazy. C. He is too drunk.
2. In this chapter, Major calls the animals together for a meeting. Why?
Which of these statements are TRUE and which are FALSE? Write
'T' or 'F' in the boxes:
(1) He wants them to have a meeting every week to share their news
and views
(2) He wants to tell them what he has learned about the nature of life
before he dies
(3) He wants to tell them about a dream he has had.
(4) He wants to tell them that Man is their enemy.
(5) He wants all the animals to leave Manor Farm and move to another,
better farm.
(6) He wants them to work towards a rebellion to overthrow the rule of
Man.
3. Major gives the animals a set of rules or principles by which he thinks
they should live. Which of the following accurately sum up his
principles? Tick all that do and cross any that do not:
(1) Whatever goes on two legs is an enemy.
(2) Whatever goes upon four legs and has wings is a friend-except rats.
(3) Whatever goes upon four legs and has wings is a friend.
(4) Animals should not behave like men.
(5) No animal should kill another animal.
(6) No animal should speak to or negotiate with men.
(7) All animals are equal.