Animal FarmQAR Chapter 7

Although Squealer continued to give wonderful speeches, Boxer fueled the animals with inspiration during the hard months of winter. Do you the animals would have continued to believe Napoleon without him? Explain.

Why was Napoleon so concerned with Mr.Whymer’s opinion?

Why was the hen’s rebellion so important?

If the other animals learned that Napoleon was the one killed the hens (by starving them) how do you think the animals would have reacted?

How does Napoleon cause the animals to continue to believe in him?

When Squealer was trying to convince Boxer about Snowball’s definite betrayal he cast an ugly look towards Boxer. What does this foreshadow?

Although Napoleon did not kill any important animals, what do the killings serve as?

Why didn’t the animals rebel when the “Beasts of England” was banned?