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Animal Farm, Part 7: Rhetoric Answers

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Which plot events occur in chapters 8 and 9? Check all that apply.The pigs reduce the animals’ rations yet again.The dogs attack Snowball and chase him away from the farm.A howling thunderstorm blows down and destroys the windmill.The pigs have Boxer killed, but they lie about him dying in the hospital.The animals rebuild the windmill with walls twice as thick as before.The pigs start drinking whiskey to excess and wearing green ribbons.Animal Farm is declared a republic, and Napoleon is elected president.

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The pigs reduce the animals’ rations yet again.
B
The dogs attack Snowball and chase him away from the farm.
C
A howling thunderstorm blows down and destroys the windmill.
D
The pigs have Boxer killed, but they lie about him dying in the hospital.
E
The animals rebuild the windmill with walls twice as thick as before.
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The pigs start drinking whiskey to excess and wearing green ribbons.
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Animal Farm is declared a republic, and Napoleon is elected president.
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What technique is used in the passage to promote propaganda? What is the purpose of Squealer’s use of propaganda?

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Selection 1:card-stacking
Selection 2:to make the animals think that production is booming
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Which statement best explains the effect of Squealer’s propaganda on readers?

A
Readers think that Squealer is good with numbers.
B
Readers believe that Squealer is a clever speaker.
C
Readers think that the animals are naive to believe Squealer’s lies.
D
Readers believe that the animals are bored with Squealer’s statistics.
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Which theme does this passage best reflect?

A
Greed leads to the abuse of the poor.
B
Belief can thrive even in dire situations.
C
Tyranny exists even in societies that promote equality.
D
Hope can change the harshest circumstances.
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What evidence supports the theme that belief can thrive even in dire situations? Check all that apply.

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“they thought of how they had laboured”
B
“what discouragements they had overcome”
C
“they gambolled round and round the windmill, uttering cries of triumph”
D
“Napoleon himself . . . came down to inspect the completed work”
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“He . . . announced that the mill would be named Napoleon Mill”
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Which statement best summarizes the overall theme of chapters 8 and 9?

A
All revolutions result in a government that is more oppressive, totalitarian, and deadly than the one that was overthrown.
B
Dictators, who at first promote virtuous ideals, become the worst enemies of the people whose lives they claim to improve.
C
Napoleon is a power-hungry dictator who masks all of his actions with the excuse that they are done for the betterment of the farm.
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The animals continue to work hard for Napoleon because they fear what might happen to them if they disobey his orders.

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