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What did the Sixth Commandment initially decree?

No animal shall kill any other animal (correct)

No animal shall kill any other animal unless provoked

No animal shall kill any other animal without reason

No animal shall kill any other animal without cause

Who did Clover ask to read her the Sixth Commandment?

The pigs

The dogs

Muriel (correct)

Benjamin

Why did the animals believe the killings did not violate the Sixth Commandment?

The Commandment had been changed

The Commandment was misinterpreted

The Commandment had been forgotten

The Commandment allowed killing for a reason (correct)

What had slipped out of the animals' memory regarding the Sixth Commandment?

<p>The last two words</p> Signup and view all the answers

What were the animals working hard to rebuild?

<p>The windmill</p> Signup and view all the answers

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The Sixth Commandment

Initially decreed "Thou shalt not kill" with no exceptions.

Events on the Farm

Clover asked Mollie to read her the Sixth Commandment.

Justification of Killings

The animals believed the killings did not violate the Sixth Commandment as they rationalized that the Commandment only applied to killing each other, not the traitors.

Forgotten Details

The animals had forgotten the part of the Sixth Commandment that prohibited killing.

Rebuilding Efforts

The animals worked hard to rebuild the windmill.

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Test your knowledge of George Orwell's classic novel "Animal Farm" with this quiz. Explore the themes and events surrounding the animals' struggle for equality and the commandments they live by. See how well you remember the details of the Sixth Commandment and its implications in the story.