beggars, theifs, and gypsies are what the rats and rabbits represent. Also they are not considered comrades like the other animals. They are the only wild animals on the farm.
The rats and rabbits are the wild animals that live on the farm. The seem to represent beggars, thieves and gypsies. During the first animal meeting, a vote is taken on whether or not these creatures should be considered as 'comrades'. It is decided that they should be included as 'animals'.
For me I think the wild animals mean that they were poor people in society and were not treated like they were important. They may be the people that we shun in our society. The people may not be bad but our assumptions can take over and make it seem as though they are the lower part of the average life.
Also they make me think of some of the scary people downtown. Some make me feel like... wow they are scary and they don't act like an average human so they are not welcome in society.
drinking of Alcohol
Even though the animals stated in the commandments that no animal should drink alcohol the pigs later in the novel did. For Orwell he believe that the drinking of alcohol is a metaphor for the intoxicating effects of power
After the revolution it is decided that animals should never again consume alcohol. After a short time, the pigs ignored began to break this cardinal rule. This is a metaphor for the intoxicating effects of power.
This relates to the people of power in our society that are power hungry. Sometimes people will even kill for power and when you drink alcohol you are intoxicated and can do stupid things like people with power do.
Also this makes me think of alcoholics who messed up their lives, but are trying to turn it around. I think the only reason i think of this is because it involves alcohol but that is what i think.
Selling of the Wood the Fredrick
For Orwell the selling of the wood to Fredrick represented the Nazi- Soviet pack during WWII
For me it represented the way people can be wishy-washy and say no ill never do that but then go ahead and do it. This kind of reminds me of my sisters.
Squealer
For Orwell Squealer was used to represent the Russian media which spread false truth around.
This pig represents the Russian media, which spread Stalin's version of the truth to the masses.
For me Squealer represented a rumor weed. He spread lies with a little truth mixed in but never really told the whole truth. Also he could make people believe anything which makes me think he is even more powerful then Napoleon. To me Napoleon just uses Squealer for his dirty work.
Animal Farm the Book
For Orwell the book represented Russian Revolution, what Orwell believes will happen to any society because of power hungry people. Rich to Poor
For me it represented Newspaper club on the 13th of October. This is because everyone was complaining and yelling. I felt like I had no say and that if didn't getway would still not drop the subject....
Animal Farm Study Guide
Chapter 1 and 2
Question 1: In what way are the animals like humans and in what way are they behaving like animals? Answer: The animals are behaving like animals by making animal like noises and being rode and fed and treated like animals are. They are like humans because they talk and have ideas of rebellion and have emotion.
Question 2: Describe the impact Old Majors (Carl Marks) speech had on the animals. Answer: The impact was he had all the animals on his side and it caused all of them, even the dogs, cats, and rats that fight, come together in allience.
Question 3: Why did Old Major say "All men are evil, and all animals are comrades? and What assumptions does it make about animals and men? Answer: It assumes that all men are evil and that all animals are victims of Man. I think Old Major said that all animals are comrades because he wanted all of the animals to join together in alliance and comrades is sort of like an army.
Question 4: Why were the animals so easily led by the pigs in the second chapter? Answer: They were so easily led after Old Major had died because they didn't have a leader and they needed someone to believe in and look up to. They took to the pigs because the pigs were smart and knew what they were doing. The pigs could read and write so they had many more things against
Question 5: Why did Snowball say to Mollie "Those ribbons that you are devoted to are the badge of slavery"
Answer: Snowball said this because the ribbons show that Mollie was treated like a slave to win for the master and only do what he asks to win money for the humans.
Question 6: What effects did the rebellion have on the animals?
Answer: It made the animals more confident and they burned all the things related to the farmer to state that they were the champions.
Question 7: What is the statement in the 7 commandments that makes an implicit comment about mankind?
Answer: Who ever goes on 2 legs is an enemy
Question 8: What is the relation of Animalism and Marxism?
Answer: Animalism and Marxism are alike because they share everything and have no wants.
Question 9: Do you think that the farm is a good place for a utopia?
Yes, because they have all the space to them-self and and they don't need anything and they don't kill
Chapters 3+4
Question 1:How is the farm being more civilized society?
Answer: They were all happy and they were all working and helping support them-selves.
Question 2: Describe the flag
Answer:White holve and horn on a green background
the white holve and horn symbolize work and power coming together and the green symbolizes the green fields of England.
Question 3:What foreshadows that in the future Snowball and Napoleon are going into a power struggle?
Answer: The fact they can never agree
Question4: How is the new slogan a propaganda technique?
Answer: The new slogan was " four legs good, two legs bad" This is a propaganda technique because it says that all men are evil when some can be kind.
Question 5: How did the pigs set themselves up to be the elite on the farm?
Answer: They ordered everyone around, they took all the milk for themselves, and took all the apples to themselves too.
Question 6: What was Squealer's part in the brainwashing of the animals?
Answer: Squealer performed a speech, that had to big of words in it for the animals to understand, abou thow the animals had to give the pigs everything they wanted (milk and apples) for the pigs to stay healthy. He also threatened that if they didn't get the pigs what they wanted the farmer would come back, this scared the animals into doing what the pigs want.
Question 7: How is the Battle of Cowshed different from the Rebellion?
Answer: It is different because a sheep lost its life during the Battle of Cowshed and no one died in the Rebellion. Also, in the battle of Cowshed the animals used violence to get there way (hitting with iron holves)and in the Rebellion there was no real physical violence. There was a lot of planing to the Battle of Cowshed in the Rebellion it was unplanned.
Question 8: What were the emotions of Snowball and Boxer after the battle?
Answer: Boxer- I believe Boxer was sad when he got his metal because the only reason he received it is because he went and almost killed a human, in which he didn't want to do so.
Snowball- I believe Snowball was happy when he received his award because he was one step ahead of Neapolitan in the power struggle and all the animals trusted him to defend the animal farm.
Question 9: The animals have risked their lives to hold power, why is this ironic?
Answer:Its ironic because they use to risk there lives to help the humans hold power. dictatorship.
Chapter 5 and 6
Question 1:Why is Mollie rejected by the other animals?
answer: Mollie was rejected because she liked humans and the gifts they showered on her. The animals were not as treated as well as Mollie was so they also may have been jelous of her.
Question 2: What happened between Snowball and Napolean over the windwill issue?
Answer: Snowball tought the idea was great to have a windmill do all of their work but Napolean tought it was a waste of time and that they sould be more focused on food producion. So, Snowball wanted the extreame when Napolean only wanted what was neccessary for survival.
Question 3 Compare and Contrast the life on the farm under Jones's and Napoleon's rule.
answer: Jones Napoleon
No say from the animals * Every animal gets a say one way or another (voting)
Forgetful and unorganized * Very smart and always has a plan
simple machinery *Dreams of many different ways to make the farm more efficient
no respect for animal life * Respect for the animals and their life
Similar
Likes power
wants things to go his way
likes to take it easy (milk, apples, no hard windmill construction)
Question 4: How has obedience and loyalty come to replace freedom and bravery on the farm?
Answer: All animals don't have a say much anymore and their loyalty must be towards Napoleon or he will send the dogs on them. It said in the article that explains what each animals human counter parts is that the dogs are the Russian Poice and that if you dont do what Napolean want they will hunt you down.
Question 5: Squealer aquelches the animals' arguments about Napoleon's takeover. Describe this technique. Would you consider it propaganda? Explain
Answer: His technice was to "brain wash the animals". He did this by saying that Napolean is taking all the work for his self and that all the animals should be greatfull. He also stated the Snowball was no better then a criminal because of his hopes and dreams of the windmill. I think it is a good propaganda techince because it states that the real power belongs to Napolean even though Napolean is turning into a dictator.
Question 6:Who does Boxer's motto shape his character.
Answer: I will work harder has shaped Boxer's character into being a follower more then a leader. Under Jones rule he was the always trusting, get the work done horse. Everyone followed Boxers lead hoping they would get the food and praise he got. Now under Napolean's rule Boxer has turned into a follower saying he will work harder so he can do what the leaders want.
Question 7:How does Napoleon gain credit over the construction of the windmill?
Answer: From Squealer. Squealer said lies saying Napolean originally came up with the idea and Snowball stole his plans and ideas. When the animals asked why did he seem so against it he said it was the tactics Napolean was using to throw Snowball out.
Question 8:Napoleon begins changing the laws to suit him. Find Examples, how were the animals forced to follow these new rules.
Answer: Napoleon slept in the human bed- original law: one shall not sleep in a bed- change: one shall not sleep in a bed with sheets
The animals were forced to follow because of threats Jones would come back
Question 9:Explain what 'tactics" means as Napoleon uses it.
Answer: Tacitcs, in the way Napolean uses it means is how to get rid of Snowball... and LIES!
Chapter 7 + 8
Question 1: The economy on the farm is failing. How does Napoleon make it seem that everything is fine?
Answer: He goes and tries to hide it from the humans by placing sand in barrels to fill it up more and when the human were watching he made false speeches about more food
Question 2: The hens threaten to thwart Napoleon. What happens to them?
Answer: Their rations were gone and no one could feed them. 9 hens died from starvation.
Question 3: How is the memory of Snowball used to keep the animals in line?
Answer: It made the animals feel that if they were involved with Snowball they will be executed.
Question 4: Napoleon feels the need to show cause and effect. He forces four pigs to confess to rebellious attitudes, then executes them. Explain the meaning of this and how it affects Napoleon's power.
Answer: This helps Napoleon show power and that if you rebel against him you will face the same fate as the 4 little pigs.
Question 5: Clover is singing Beasts of England after the execution. Why?. What does this reveal about Clover?
Answer: She is singing because she wants to give the other animals hope and this reveals that Clover is kind and motherly and is willing to fight for what she believes in.
Question 6: Napoleon abolishes the song. What reasons does he give? What is the true reason?
Answer: He says that the song was not needed anymore because it was a song for the rebellion and the dream of perfect society and now that the perfect society is created they don't need the song. The true reason is that Napoleon believes that the song will create rebellion against him.
Question 7:Napoleon is systematically lying to the animals. Examine Chapter 8 for evidence of this.
Answer: He said that Snowball messes things up and that he was Jones spy from the inside. He also lied about not changing the rules. He also lied about the wood and the sellers and he claims different things about the humans, claimed never to sell it even though he is.
Question 8:How does the poem Comrade Napoleon work to build up Napoleon's image?
Answer: It makes it seem that Napoleon is kind and good and loving when he is clearly not. He also put the poem and a portrait of himself opposite of the commandments. This can make him seem god like or just as important as the commandments themselves.
Question 9:Compare and contrast the Battle of the Windmill to those of the Rebellion and Battle of Cowshed.
Answer: Battle of the Windmill
lots of men
1 cow 3 sheep and 2 geese died
no strategist or plan
Napoleon leader
didn't feel accomplished/sad
pigs got drunk
Rebellion
no violence
no one died
no plan
no leader
felt happy
Battle of Cowshed
some violence
1 sheep died
had a plan
Snowball leader
Chapter 9 and 10
Thought Questions
Question 1: why did the animals never run away with Moses?
Answer: I think they never ran away with Moses to Sugar Candy Mountain because they were afraid of what Napoleon would do to them if they ran away. Also they were not smart enough to decided what to do for them self
Question 2: What is the purpose of the song "Beast of England"? What purpose did it serve in the Rebellion?
Answer: The purpose was to fill the animals with hope of a world with no humans and freedom for all. In the Rebellion it gave them hope to continue when times were hard and to over throw the humans.
Question3: Why did this resentment vanish?
Answer: The animals thought they were working for the greater good of animals and not just the humans. They also were lied to saying they were fed more and worked less even when it was a lie. If they were smarter they would have been able to figure out why that wasn't the case.
Question 4: Why was Napoleon against the windmill? Why did he later change his mind?
Answer: He was against it because he said it was to complicated. He later changed his mind because he believe that if he build the windmill the animals would trust him more for getting a job done.
Question 5: Why didn't the other animals stop the fight between Snowball and the dogs?
Answer: The fight was prompted because Napoleon wanted power which Snowball was starting to acquire. Napoleon then sent his dogs on Snowball. No other animals stepped in because they were afraid.
Question 6: The philosophy played a role in the animals life how?
Answer: The animals listened to this because they didn't want to be wrong and make bad dissensions. It also made the animals easier to control.
Question 7: Should he or she make all the decisions?
Answer: No, because that is unfair and unruly. If only one person makes all the decisions and no one gets a say it makes only one side the right when it may not be.
Question 8: How were they able to inhabit the farm house without little fuss?
Answer: This is because they changed the constitution in the night when the animals couldn't see or remember the original ones. Also they had power and if you didn't let the pigs do what they wanted they would kill you.
Question 9: why didn't the animals complain about the pigs waking up one hour later then everyone else?
Answer: The other animals didn't complain because the pigs had the power and if they were sleepy they wouldn't make the decisions that were correct and the animals were afraid of making their own decisions.
Question 10: How did Napoleon know Snowball destroyed the windmill?
Answer: He didn't know this for sure put he wanted to blame it on someone but it is a good guess because Snowball was the creator of the windmill plans so he knew how to build and destroy the windmill.
Question 11: Clover thinks the farm was better then Jones during hard times why?
Answer: This is because she could exactly remember the time when Jones was in power so she was determined to believe it was better then what it was then. She is very optimistic.
Question 12: Explain why Boxer works so hard?
Answer: Boxer works hard because that is all he knows. He is a follower and doesn't know else wise. He thinks that if he doesn't work hard all the animals will be disappointed in him and he doesn't want that.
Question 13: Utopia
Answer: In the beginning, when everyone had a say, they had an utopia. When Napoleon took over the utopia fell to ashes. They knew about a Utopia by Old Majors speech and the song "Beasts of England"
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The rats and rabbits are the wild animals that live on the farm. The seem to represent beggars, thieves and gypsies. During the first animal meeting, a vote is taken on whether or not these creatures should be considered as 'comrades'. It is decided that they should be included as 'animals'.
Also they make me think of some of the scary people downtown. Some make me feel like... wow they are scary and they don't act like an average human so they are not welcome in society.
After the revolution it is decided that animals should never again consume alcohol. After a short time, the pigs ignored began to break this cardinal rule. This is a metaphor for the intoxicating effects of power.
Also this makes me think of alcoholics who messed up their lives, but are trying to turn it around. I think the only reason i think of this is because it involves alcohol but that is what i think.
This pig represents the Russian media, which spread Stalin's version of the truth to the masses.
Animal Farm Study Guide
Chapter 1 and 2
Question 1: In what way are the animals like humans and in what way are they behaving like animals?Answer: The animals are behaving like animals by making animal like noises and being rode and fed and treated like animals are. They are like humans because they talk and have ideas of rebellion and have emotion.
Question 2: Describe the impact Old Majors (Carl Marks) speech had on the animals.
Answer: The impact was he had all the animals on his side and it caused all of them, even the dogs, cats, and rats that fight, come together in allience.
Question 3: Why did Old Major say "All men are evil, and all animals are comrades? and What assumptions does it make about animals and men?
Answer: It assumes that all men are evil and that all animals are victims of Man. I think Old Major said that all animals are comrades because he wanted all of the animals to join together in alliance and comrades is sort of like an army.
Question 4: Why were the animals so easily led by the pigs in the second chapter?
Answer: They were so easily led after Old Major had died because they didn't have a leader and they needed someone to believe in and look up to. They took to the pigs because the pigs were smart and knew what they were doing. The pigs could read and write so they had many more things against
Question 5: Why did Snowball say to Mollie "Those ribbons that you are devoted to are the badge of slavery"
Answer: Snowball said this because the ribbons show that Mollie was treated like a slave to win for the master and only do what he asks to win money for the humans.
Question 6: What effects did the rebellion have on the animals?
Answer: It made the animals more confident and they burned all the things related to the farmer to state that they were the champions.
Question 7: What is the statement in the 7 commandments that makes an implicit comment about mankind?
Answer: Who ever goes on 2 legs is an enemy
Question 8: What is the relation of Animalism and Marxism?
Answer: Animalism and Marxism are alike because they share everything and have no wants.
Question 9: Do you think that the farm is a good place for a utopia?
Yes, because they have all the space to them-self and and they don't need anything and they don't kill
Chapters 3+4
Question 1:How is the farm being more civilized society?
Answer: They were all happy and they were all working and helping support them-selves.
Question 2: Describe the flag
Answer:White holve and horn on a green background
the white holve and horn symbolize work and power coming together and the green symbolizes the green fields of England.
Question 3:What foreshadows that in the future Snowball and Napoleon are going into a power struggle?
Answer: The fact they can never agree
Question4: How is the new slogan a propaganda technique?
Answer: The new slogan was " four legs good, two legs bad" This is a propaganda technique because it says that all men are evil when some can be kind.
Question 5: How did the pigs set themselves up to be the elite on the farm?
Answer: They ordered everyone around, they took all the milk for themselves, and took all the apples to themselves too.
Question 6: What was Squealer's part in the brainwashing of the animals?
Answer: Squealer performed a speech, that had to big of words in it for the animals to understand, abou thow the animals had to give the pigs everything they wanted (milk and apples) for the pigs to stay healthy. He also threatened that if they didn't get the pigs what they wanted the farmer would come back, this scared the animals into doing what the pigs want.
Question 7: How is the Battle of Cowshed different from the Rebellion?
Answer: It is different because a sheep lost its life during the Battle of Cowshed and no one died in the Rebellion. Also, in the battle of Cowshed the animals used violence to get there way (hitting with iron holves)and in the Rebellion there was no real physical violence. There was a lot of planing to the Battle of Cowshed in the Rebellion it was unplanned.
Question 8: What were the emotions of Snowball and Boxer after the battle?
Answer: Boxer- I believe Boxer was sad when he got his metal because the only reason he received it is because he went and almost killed a human, in which he didn't want to do so.
Snowball- I believe Snowball was happy when he received his award because he was one step ahead of Neapolitan in the power struggle and all the animals trusted him to defend the animal farm.
Question 9: The animals have risked their lives to hold power, why is this ironic?
Answer:Its ironic because they use to risk there lives to help the humans hold power. dictatorship.
Chapter 5 and 6
Question 1:Why is Mollie rejected by the other animals?answer: Mollie was rejected because she liked humans and the gifts they showered on her. The animals were not as treated as well as Mollie was so they also may have been jelous of her.
Question 2: What happened between Snowball and Napolean over the windwill issue?
Answer: Snowball tought the idea was great to have a windmill do all of their work but Napolean tought it was a waste of time and that they sould be more focused on food producion. So, Snowball wanted the extreame when Napolean only wanted what was neccessary for survival.
Question 3 Compare and Contrast the life on the farm under Jones's and Napoleon's rule.
answer: Jones Napoleon
- No say from the animals * Every animal gets a say one way or another (voting)
- Forgetful and unorganized * Very smart and always has a plan
- simple machinery *Dreams of many different ways to make the farm more efficient
- no respect for animal life * Respect for the animals and their life
Likes powerSimilar
wants things to go his way
likes to take it easy (milk, apples, no hard windmill construction)
Question 4: How has obedience and loyalty come to replace freedom and bravery on the farm?
Answer: All animals don't have a say much anymore and their loyalty must be towards Napoleon or he will send the dogs on them. It said in the article that explains what each animals human counter parts is that the dogs are the Russian Poice and that if you dont do what Napolean want they will hunt you down.
Question 5: Squealer aquelches the animals' arguments about Napoleon's takeover. Describe this technique. Would you consider it propaganda? Explain
Answer: His technice was to "brain wash the animals". He did this by saying that Napolean is taking all the work for his self and that all the animals should be greatfull. He also stated the Snowball was no better then a criminal because of his hopes and dreams of the windmill. I think it is a good propaganda techince because it states that the real power belongs to Napolean even though Napolean is turning into a dictator.
Question 6:Who does Boxer's motto shape his character.
Answer: I will work harder has shaped Boxer's character into being a follower more then a leader. Under Jones rule he was the always trusting, get the work done horse. Everyone followed Boxers lead hoping they would get the food and praise he got. Now under Napolean's rule Boxer has turned into a follower saying he will work harder so he can do what the leaders want.
Question 7:How does Napoleon gain credit over the construction of the windmill?
Answer: From Squealer. Squealer said lies saying Napolean originally came up with the idea and Snowball stole his plans and ideas. When the animals asked why did he seem so against it he said it was the tactics Napolean was using to throw Snowball out.
Question 8:Napoleon begins changing the laws to suit him. Find Examples, how were the animals forced to follow these new rules.
Answer: Napoleon slept in the human bed- original law: one shall not sleep in a bed- change: one shall not sleep in a bed with sheets
The animals were forced to follow because of threats Jones would come back
Question 9:Explain what 'tactics" means as Napoleon uses it.
Answer: Tacitcs, in the way Napolean uses it means is how to get rid of Snowball... and LIES!
Chapter 7 + 8
Question 1: The economy on the farm is failing. How does Napoleon make it seem that everything is fine?Answer: He goes and tries to hide it from the humans by placing sand in barrels to fill it up more and when the human were watching he made false speeches about more food
Question 2: The hens threaten to thwart Napoleon. What happens to them?
Answer: Their rations were gone and no one could feed them. 9 hens died from starvation.
Question 3: How is the memory of Snowball used to keep the animals in line?
Answer: It made the animals feel that if they were involved with Snowball they will be executed.
Question 4: Napoleon feels the need to show cause and effect. He forces four pigs to confess to rebellious attitudes, then executes them. Explain the meaning of this and how it affects Napoleon's power.
Answer: This helps Napoleon show power and that if you rebel against him you will face the same fate as the 4 little pigs.
Question 5: Clover is singing Beasts of England after the execution. Why?. What does this reveal about Clover?
Answer: She is singing because she wants to give the other animals hope and this reveals that Clover is kind and motherly and is willing to fight for what she believes in.
Question 6: Napoleon abolishes the song. What reasons does he give? What is the true reason?
Answer: He says that the song was not needed anymore because it was a song for the rebellion and the dream of perfect society and now that the perfect society is created they don't need the song. The true reason is that Napoleon believes that the song will create rebellion against him.
Question 7:Napoleon is systematically lying to the animals. Examine Chapter 8 for evidence of this.
Answer: He said that Snowball messes things up and that he was Jones spy from the inside. He also lied about not changing the rules. He also lied about the wood and the sellers and he claims different things about the humans, claimed never to sell it even though he is.
Question 8:How does the poem Comrade Napoleon work to build up Napoleon's image?
Answer: It makes it seem that Napoleon is kind and good and loving when he is clearly not. He also put the poem and a portrait of himself opposite of the commandments. This can make him seem god like or just as important as the commandments themselves.
Question 9:Compare and contrast the Battle of the Windmill to those of the Rebellion and Battle of Cowshed.
Answer: Battle of the Windmill
lots of men
1 cow 3 sheep and 2 geese died
no strategist or plan
Napoleon leader
didn't feel accomplished/sad
pigs got drunk
Rebellion
no violence
no one died
no plan
no leader
felt happy
Battle of Cowshed
some violence
1 sheep died
had a plan
Snowball leader
Chapter 9 and 10
Thought Questions
Question 1: why did the animals never run away with Moses?Answer: I think they never ran away with Moses to Sugar Candy Mountain because they were afraid of what Napoleon would do to them if they ran away. Also they were not smart enough to decided what to do for them self
Question 2: What is the purpose of the song "Beast of England"? What purpose did it serve in the Rebellion?
Answer: The purpose was to fill the animals with hope of a world with no humans and freedom for all. In the Rebellion it gave them hope to continue when times were hard and to over throw the humans.
Question3: Why did this resentment vanish?
Answer: The animals thought they were working for the greater good of animals and not just the humans. They also were lied to saying they were fed more and worked less even when it was a lie. If they were smarter they would have been able to figure out why that wasn't the case.
Question 4: Why was Napoleon against the windmill? Why did he later change his mind?
Answer: He was against it because he said it was to complicated. He later changed his mind because he believe that if he build the windmill the animals would trust him more for getting a job done.
Question 5: Why didn't the other animals stop the fight between Snowball and the dogs?
Answer: The fight was prompted because Napoleon wanted power which Snowball was starting to acquire. Napoleon then sent his dogs on Snowball. No other animals stepped in because they were afraid.
Question 6: The philosophy played a role in the animals life how?
Answer: The animals listened to this because they didn't want to be wrong and make bad dissensions. It also made the animals easier to control.
Question 7: Should he or she make all the decisions?
Answer: No, because that is unfair and unruly. If only one person makes all the decisions and no one gets a say it makes only one side the right when it may not be.
Question 8: How were they able to inhabit the farm house without little fuss?
Answer: This is because they changed the constitution in the night when the animals couldn't see or remember the original ones. Also they had power and if you didn't let the pigs do what they wanted they would kill you.
Question 9: why didn't the animals complain about the pigs waking up one hour later then everyone else?
Answer: The other animals didn't complain because the pigs had the power and if they were sleepy they wouldn't make the decisions that were correct and the animals were afraid of making their own decisions.
Question 10: How did Napoleon know Snowball destroyed the windmill?
Answer: He didn't know this for sure put he wanted to blame it on someone but it is a good guess because Snowball was the creator of the windmill plans so he knew how to build and destroy the windmill.
Question 11: Clover thinks the farm was better then Jones during hard times why?
Answer: This is because she could exactly remember the time when Jones was in power so she was determined to believe it was better then what it was then. She is very optimistic.
Question 12: Explain why Boxer works so hard?
Answer: Boxer works hard because that is all he knows. He is a follower and doesn't know else wise. He thinks that if he doesn't work hard all the animals will be disappointed in him and he doesn't want that.
Question 13: Utopia
Answer: In the beginning, when everyone had a say, they had an utopia. When Napoleon took over the utopia fell to ashes. They knew about a Utopia by Old Majors speech and the song "Beasts of England"