20 Questions
Who disappeared three days after a little pile of lump sugar was discovered under the straw?
Mollie
What was Mollie seen doing on the other side of Willingdon?
Standing between the shafts of a smart dogcart, being fed sugar by a fat red-faced man.
What was the weather like in January that made the earth hard as iron?
Bitterly hard
Who were the two animals that constantly disagreed on farm policy decisions?
Snowball and Napoleon
What chant did the sheep frequently interrupt the meetings with?
Four legs good, two legs bad
What excuse did Mollie give for being late to work every morning?
That she had overslept
Where would Mollie go to on every kind of pretext?
The drinking pool
What did Clover witness between Mollie and one of Mr. Pilkington's men?
The man was stroking Mollie's nose over the hedge
What did Mollie do when Clover confronted her about the incident with Mr. Pilkington's man?
Mollie denied it and galloped away into the field
What did Clover do after the incident with Mollie and Mr. Pilkington's man?
She went to Mollie's stall and turned over the straw with her hoof
What innovative plans did Snowball propose for the animals to save labor in the fields?
Snowball proposed for all the animals to drop their dung directly in the fields at a different spot every day.
How did Napoleon canvass support for himself between the Meetings?
Napoleon was better at canvassing support for himself with the sheep.
What kind of dogcart was Mollie seen between on the other side of Willingdon?
Mollie was between the shafts of a smart dogcart painted red and black.
What coloured ribbon did Mollie wear around her forelock when she was spotted on the other side of Willingdon?
Mollie wore a scarlet ribbon around her forelock.
What did Snowball focus on regarding farm improvements after studying the 'Farmer and Stockbreeder'?
Snowball focused on plans for innovations and improvements regarding field drains, silage, and basic slag.
What behaviour of Mollie made her more and more troublesome as winter drew on?
Being late for work, complaining of mysterious pains, running away to the drinking pool
What did Clover witness Mollie doing that raised serious concerns about her loyalty to Animal Farm?
Allowing a man from Foxwood to stroke her nose over the hedge
How did Mollie react when Clover confronted her about the incident with Mr. Pilkington's man?
Denying the accusation but being unable to look Clover in the face
Why did Clover suspect Mollie's involvement with Mr. Pilkington's man and take action in Mollie's stall?
To check if there was any evidence or indication of Mollie's interactions
What did Mollie do when faced with the possibility of being caught in disloyalty to Animal Farm?
Said 'It isn’t true!' but then galloped away into the field
This quiz is about a summary of a chapter from the book Animal Farm, focusing on the character Mollie's behavior and actions. Test your understanding of the events and themes in this chapter.
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