Questions and Answers
What is completed in record time on the farm?
The harvest
What did Snowball set up on the farm?
How many puppies did Jessie and Bluebell give birth to?
Nine
Napoleon takes the puppies away from their mothers for selfish reasons.
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What do the pigs take for themselves?
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Squealer states that the pigs like apples and milk.
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What argument does Squealer use to stop disputes about the pigs taking the apples and milk?
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Study Notes
The Harvest
- The harvest is completed efficiently and quickly, marked by the animals' hard work.
- The pigs supervise the labor, highlighting their leadership role on the farm.
The Animal Committees
- Snowball initiates various committees to involve animals in decision-making and education.
- Efforts include teaching animals literacy skills, showcasing a desire for intellectual growth among the populace.
The Puppies
- Jessie and Bluebell give birth to a total of nine puppies shortly after the harvest.
- Napoleon claims responsibility for their education by taking them away, indicating his desire for control over the future generation.
The Apples and Milk
- The pigs reserve all apples and milk for themselves, justified by Squealer's assertions of the animals' collective benefit.
- Squealer emphasizes that the pigs require these foods for their health, reinforcing the idea of a self-serving leadership, and uses the threat of returning to Mr. Jones to suppress dissent.
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Explore the key concepts from Chapter 3 of 'Animal Farm' through these flashcards. Learn about the important events like the harvest and the establishment of animal committees. Test your understanding of how the pigs take charge and the new learning initiatives introduced by Snowball.
