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What was Mr. Jones too drunk to remember to do?
Where did Mr. Jones kick off his boots?
What did Mr. Jones draw himself a glass of from the barrel in the scullery?
What was Mr. Jones' destination after drawing himself a glass of beer?
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What did Mr. Jones use to light his way as he lurched across the yard?
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What did Mr. Jones lock for the night at the Manor Farm?
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Who was old Major?
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What were the hens doing when the other animals began to arrive in the big barn?
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Who were Bluebell, Jessie, and Pincher?
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What did Benjamin, the donkey, usually do when he talked?
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What was Boxer known for on the farm?
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Where was Major ensconced during the meeting in the big barn?
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How did Boxer and Clover come into the big barn?
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What did Major wish to communicate to the other animals?
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What was Muriel's color?
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What kind of appearance did Boxer have?
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Study Notes
Mr. Jones' Actions
- Mr. Jones was too drunk to remember to lock the farm gate
- He kicked off his boots in the farmhouse
- He drew himself a glass of beer from the barrel in the scullery
- After drawing himself a glass of beer, Mr. Jones' destination was bed
- He used a lantern to light his way as he lurched across the yard
The Animals
- Old Major was a boar, a highly respected animal on the farm
- When the other animals began to arrive in the big barn, the hens were roosting in the rafters
- Bluebell, Jessie, and Pincher were the horses
- When Benjamin, the donkey, talked, he usually muttered to himself
- Boxer, a horse, was known for his incredible strength on the farm
- Clover, a horse, entered the big barn with Boxer
The Meeting
- During the meeting in the big barn, Major was ensconced on a raised platform
- Boxer and Clover came into the big barn through the main doors
- Major wished to communicate his vision for a rebellion to the other animals
- Muriel, a goat, was brown in color
- Boxer had a stout and strong appearance
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Test your knowledge of the iconic novel 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell with this quiz. Explore the themes, characters, and events from this classic work of literature.
