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What gift is given to the animals for their victory? -- One apple, two ounces of corn for each bird and three biscuits for each dog.
2. What announcement is made by Squealer one night? -- That Comrade Napoleon was dying.
3. An unusual incident happens at midnight one night. What happened? -- The animals caught squealer trying to change the commandments. 4. True or false? The animals knew what Squealer tried to do. -- False. They had no idea, except for Benjamin, who seemed to understand, but said nothing. 5. Which commandment was changed? -- No animal shall drink alcohol was changed to No animal shall drink alcohol to excess.
6. What injury is bothering Boxer? -- His hoof is split.
7. Winter is harsh, so rations are
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In April, Animal farm changes government. To what system do they switch? -- Animal Farm becomes a republic.
11. Who is elected president of the republic? -- Napoleon is elected unanimously.
12. Which animal is the most determined and the hardest-working? -- Boxer.
13. Boxer has collapsed. What’s the problem? -- Due to exhaustion, his lungs failed him.
14. What does Napoleon plan for Boxer? -- To send him to the best animal hospital.
15. What is written on the side of the van that takes Boxer away? -- Horse Slaughterer
16. What does Squealer say to appease the outrage from Boxer’s death? -- He tells the farm that the van had previously had been used by the knacker, and that it is now used by the vet.
17. What happened to Jones? -- He died in an inebriates’ home in another part of the country.
18. The farm is prosperous now. Who’s promises were forgotten? -- Snowball’s
19. What were those promises? -- Electricity, hot water and a three-day work week.
20. What was the Windmill’s original purpose? -- Generating electricity
21. What is the purpose of the windmill instead? -- Making grain, which brings in profit.
22. Squealer isolates the sheep. What is the official purpose of this isolation? -- To teach them a new

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