Animal Farm, Part 4: Conflict

Question 1

What is the cause of animals on other farms becoming restless?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

News of the rebellion has spread.

Question 2

Which casual relationship from the story is continuous?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

The dogs chase Snowball away, leaving Napoleon as an unchallenged leader.

Question 3

Which statement best summarizes Mollie’s external conflict?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

She wants to enjoy certain luxuries that animalism does not allow.

Question 4

Which statement best suggests a cause of the conflict between Napoleon and Snowball?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Napoleon wants to control all aspects of the farm and sees Snowball’s idea as a threat.

Question 5

How do Snowball’s plans for the farm affect Napoleon? Check all that apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Napoleon does not make any plans of his own.; Napoleon says that the improvements will never happen.; Napoleon seems to be waiting for Snowball’s plans to fail.

Question 6

How do conflict and causal relationships work together to advance the plot? Check all that apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Tension between Napoleon and Snowball causes shifts in the story, including changes to leadership on the farm.; Snowball’s plans for the windmill create effects that propel the plot toward an attack and his removal from the farm.; The pigs’ privileges suggest that future conflicts between the pigs and the other animals will advance the plot.

Question 7

What feelings will the events in this passage most likely create for readers? Check all that apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

horror; mystery; surprise; suspense

Animal Farm, Part 4: Conflict Answers

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