Animal Farm Quiz

The Rebellion Begins

• Ravens, pigeons, and sparrows were sent out to spread the news of the Rebellion.
• After being turned out of his property, Mr. Jones spent most of his time at the Red Lion pub.

Reaction to the Rebellion

• The other farmers thought Jones's misfortune was a result of his own laziness and drunkenness.
• The farm that adjoined Animal Farm was Foxwood Farm.

Spreading the Message

• Snowball and Napoleon taught the animals on neighboring farms about the Rebellion and the ideals of Old Major.
• The pigeons were responsible for spreading the rumors of a wonderful farm where animals managed their own affairs.

Human Reaction

• When human beings heard the song 'Beasts of England', they were initially frightened and outraged.
• Later, they pretended to feel amused and scornful, but in reality, they were concerned about the potential threat to their authority.

Consequences of the Rebellion

• The bulls, after being inspired by the rebelliousness wave, broke free from their farms and ran wild through the countryside.
• The rebelliousness wave had a significant impact on the sheep, causing them to become restless and aggressive.