What to Know for Animal Farm Chapters 1-5 Quiz
 Know the Seven Commandments for Animalism
 Know the main plot points in the story so far
 Know the conflict between Napoleon and Snowball, understand the issues they differ
on, and how they lead the animals differently
 Be able to explain the symbolism behind the different animals’ names
 Take a close look at what Squealer tells the animals at the end of Chapter 5
 Know the following characters and how they are important to the story so far:
Boxer
Benjamin
Mr. Jones
Snowball
Napoleon
Mollie
The cat
the sheep
Squealer
Pilkington
Frederick
the pigeons
Clover
Moses
the dogs
**Also review your notes about run-ons, sentence fragments, and active/passive voice**
What to Know for Animal Farm Chapters 1-5 Quiz
 Know the Seven Commandments for Animalism
 Know the main plot points in the story so far
 Know the conflict between Napoleon and Snowball, understand the issues they differ
on, and how they lead the animals differently
 Be able to explain the symbolism behind the different animals’ names
 Take a close look at what Squealer tells the animals at the end of Chapter 5
 Know the following characters and how they are important to the story so far:
Boxer
Benjamin
Mr. Jones
Snowball
Napoleon
Mollie
The cat
the sheep
Squealer
Pilkington
Frederick
the pigeons
Clover
Moses
the dogs
**Also review your notes about run-ons, sentence fragments, and active/passive voice**
What to Know for Animal Farm Chapters 1-5 Quiz
 Know the Seven Commandments for Animalism
 Know the main plot points in the story so far
 Know the conflict between Napoleon and Snowball, understand the issues they differ
on, and how they lead the animals differently
 Be able to explain the symbolism behind the different animals’ names
 Take a close look at what Squealer tells the animals at the end of Chapter 5
 Know the following characters and how they are important to the story so far:
Boxer
Benjamin
Mr. Jones
Snowball
Napoleon
Mollie
The cat
the sheep
Squealer
Pilkington
Frederick
the pigeons
Clover
Moses
the dogs
**Also review your notes about run-ons, sentence fragments, and active/passive voice**