Question

50 POINTS

Animal Farm chapter 9-10

1. What happens to Boxer? How do the animals accept it?
2. What changes have the years brought to the farm?
3. How do the pigs now spend their time?
• what point do you think Orwell is trying to make about bureaucracy (government organisation)?
4. What drastic actions do the pigs use to shatter the animals’ complacency?
• How do the animals now feel about their social order and their farm?
5. All seven commandments are erased. What is the new commandment and how has it been true from the beginning?
6. Describe the pigs’ appearance.

Answer 1

1. Boxer was taken to the Knackers and the other animals accepted it because Squealer convinced the other animals that it was a vet that hadn't painted over the Knacker sign on the van. Even though the animals were sad, they had a short oration and a wreath was placed on the empty grave as Boxer's body never came back to the farm.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Boxer was taken to the Knackers and the other animals accepted it because Squealer convinced the other animals that it was a vet that hadn't painted over the Knacker sign on the van. Even though the animals were sad, they had a short oration and a wreath was placed on the empty grave as Boxer's body never came back to the farm.

2. Animals have be bought to replace most of the dead ones. The windmill has been fixed but is not being used to gain energy for all the animals. Its now being used to mill corn to make money for the pigs. Most of the animals that were alive during the rebellion are now dead.

3. The pigs begin to spend hourse typeing up reports and memos. They are then burned in the furnace. The pigs and dogs don't accomplish anything from writing the paper work but still have their great big appetite.

4. The pigs begin to wear the Jones clothing and Nepoleon carries a whip with him now. The pigs begin to walk on two legs and the sheep have been taught a new motto "Four legs good, two legs better."

All the animals, including the new ones, are happy to be apart of the only farm family in England. They are all happy that at least at the farm there are no people walking on two legs.

5. "ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS." Since the beginning this commandment has been true to all of them. When the pigs taught themselves how to read and write and when Nepoleon began drinking milk.

6. As the animals are watching the pig start to resemble the humans. The animals can finally see thier true situation. There is now no difference between them but it's to late to do anything.