Animal Farm Chapter One
In the beginning, the animals of _____1_____ Farm are called into the _____2_____ to hear a speech delivered by
______ _3_________. As the animals file in, the _____4______ sit towards the front and the other animals sit throughout the
rest of the barn. Some of the animals introduced are two work horses named Boxer and ______5______. Readers also meet a
donkey named ______6________, who is cynical, and another horse named _____7______, who is conceited and concerned
with what others think.
In his speech, Old Major begins to talk about the problems the animals have. Some of the problems he lists are too
much _____8______ and not enough ____9_____. Ultimately, Old Major blames ____10______ for all of animals’ problems.
He says that the one solution to animals’ strife is to get rid of _____11_______. For the animals, the man they must overrule is
_______12_________, who owns the farm.
Animal Farm Chapter Two
In the first paragraph of this chapter, the reader learns that Old Major has _____1____. After Old Major’s death, two
pigs, named _______2______ and ________3_______, who take Old Major’s ideas and begin organizing them. Between the
two of them, ______4_______ is more talkative and energetic; while _______5________ is quieter and always seems to get his
own way. In this chapter, we also meet a persuasive pig named _______6_______ who, it is said, could speak so persuasively, he
could make black turn into white. Together, the pigs put Old Major’s ideas into a complete system of thought called
______7_________. _______8_______, the pretty white mare, does not like the ideas of ______9________ (the system of
thought), because she does not want to give up her sugar or ribbons. Moses the raven tells the animals of a place called
________10_____________, which is much like heaven, where hard-working animals go when they died. The other two horses,
_____11______ and ______12______ easily accept the pigs as teachers and do everything they are told.
One night, after growing tired of not being fed by _______13_______, the animals ran him off the farm and the farm
became theirs. They walked through the ______14_________ and noticed all of the human devices which they were told by Old
Major never to use. In addition, they created The ____15_______ Commandments of Animalism. Some of the rules were: No
animal shall wear ____16______; Whatever goes upon ___17_____ legs is an enemy; All animals are ____18_____. At the end
of the chapter, it is noticed that the ________ had gone missing.
Animal Farm Chapter Three
After the Rebellion, the animals worked very hard, with the _____1____ directing them. The animal who worked the
hardest was ___2________, and his maxim (or repeated saying) was: “I will work ___3_____!” ______4_______ and the cat
both didn’t work very hard and ______5_______, the old donkey, thought that life was pretty much the same after the Rebellion
as before. On Sundays, the animals did not have to work, but they did have to attend a weekly ____6______, where Snowball
and Napoleon would debate over ideas. The Meetings always ended with the singing of _____7_______ of England. The pigs
began teaching the other animals how to ____8_____. Most of the animals learned fairly quickly, except ____9_____ couldn’t
get past the first four letters and ______10______ only learned the letters of her own name.
Snowball and Napoleon disagreed on most issues, and whenever Snowball was talking, the sheep began to bleat: “Four
legs ___11_____, two legs ___12___!” After Jessie and Bluebell both had litters of puppies, ______13________ takes them to
educate them. At the end of the chapter, Squealer explains that the ____14_____ need the extra milk and apples because they
need fuel for their _____15_______. He threatens the other animals by saying: “Surely you don’t want ____16_____ back?”
Animal Farm Chapter Four
Owners of other farms all begin to hear about what happened on _____1______ Farm. In October, Mr. _____2______
and other men from two other farms, Foxwood and _____3_____, enter Animal Farm, armed with sticks and a gun. The
animals, however, are prepared, and, led by ________4_______, they fight back. To trick the men, Snowball had arranged for a
fake retreat and hidden animals ambush the men. _______5______ heads straight for Mr. Jones. Mr. Jones _____6_____ at
him and pellets cut into Snowball’s back. The shot kills a ____7____. Boxer kicks a _____8_______ in the head and thinks he has
_____9______ him, causing Boxer to feel very remorseful. During the commotion, ____10_____ was hiding in her stall.
______11_________ was awarded “Animal ___12___, First Class”. In all the battle, _____13______ is never mentioned.
Animal Farm Chapter Five
At the beginning of this chapter, _____1______ confronts Mollie for letting herself to be petted by a man from
Pilkington’s farm. Not too much later, Mollie _____2______. _______3_______ and ______4______ continue their debates,
the most recent one is over the building of a _____5________. _______6_______ wants to build it and designs it.
______7________, who does not want a windmill, shows his distaste for the idea by ______8________ on Snowball’s plans. At
one Sunday meeting, Snowball is passionately persuading the animals that building a windmill would greatly benefit the animals.
During his speech, ______9_____ run out, snapping their jaws at him and chased Snowball off of the ____10______. The
_____11_______ return after chasing Snowball and it becomes clear that they have been trained by and obey
_____12________. Napoleon tells the animals that there will still be Sunday ____13____, but there will be no more debates
because he and his committee of specially selected ___14_____ will make all decisions. When some animals protest, the
_____15_____ growl at them to keep them quiet and _____16_______ gives a speech about the sacrifices Napoleon has made.
The animals are easily convinced, and even Boxer adds another motto to “I will work harder”; it is “Napoleon is always
____17_____.” In the end, it is decided that the animals will indeed build a _____18_______.
Animal Farm Chapter Six
For the whole year the animals _____1______ like slaves as they build the windmill. Napoleon tells them that work is
voluntary, but any animal who does not work gets his ______2______ cut in half. The animals, in order to get rock for the
windmill, began using the horses to carry boulders up the hill and then ____3___ them, using gravity to their advantage. Boxer
_____4______ harder than any other animal.
Despite Old Major’s warning not to adopt the vices of man, Napoleon announces that the animals will begin trading with
neighboring ____5____. Mr. _____6______ becomes the man through whom Napoleon and the other farmers trade. When
the animals question whether this follows Old Major’s ideas, _____7_____ continues to convince the other animals that their
memories are not correct, that they must have been dreaming.
Furthermore, the pigs move into the _____8_____. When the other animals find out the pigs have been sleeping in
beds, the commandments (without the other animals knowing) are changed to: “No animal should sleep in a bed
_______9_________”.
After a night of a huge storm, the animals wake to find the _____10____ destroyed. Napoleon, after sniffing the
ground, blames _____11_______ and commands them to ______12______ the windmill.
Animal Farm Chapter Seven
The animals experience a very cold _____1_______, and the crops have been poor. Despite the work being difficult and
the animals being hungry, they continue to work on the windmill. To hide the fact that the animals are facing famine, Napoleon
has the animals fill the bins with _____2______ and cover the ____3______ with grain and meal. Next, he invites
______4_________ to come through the barn so that he can tell the other farms that _____5_____ Farm is still experiencing
success.
Napoleon, who usually stays in the farmhouse, commands the _____6_____ to lay eggs to sell through Whymper. The
____7___ were unhappy about this and decided to rebel by laying the eggs while sitting in the rafters so that the eggs would
_____8______. For five days, the hens rebelled. Ultimately, Napoleon commands their food to be stopped and that any hen
who continues to rebel will be ____9____.
Rumors begin flying that _____10_______ is hiding on neighboring farms, Foxwood and ____11_____. Napoleon wants
to sell a stack of timber to either _____12_______ or Mr. _____13______. Rumors continued to rush around the farm that
Snowball has ruined much on the farm. Squealer announces that Snowball had been working for _______14_________ from
the beginning. When the animals question his heroism in the Battle of the _______15______, Squealer tells them their memory
is wrong.
One day, with the ___16____ bounding around him, Napoleon comes out. After Napoleon gives the signal by squealing,
the dogs attack four pigs who were said to be working with ______17_________. The animals cower in ______18_______.
Napoleon asks if any animal has something to confess. Curiously, several animals confess to having worked with
______19______ and all of those animals are _____20______. The animals are shocked, even ______21______ , who always
trusts Napoleon, can’t believe it. At the end of the chapter the animals are banished from ever singing
__________22____________.
Animal Farm Chapter Eight
After the animals question if the commandment of “No animal shall kill any other ___1___” has been broken, they see
that it now says, “No animal shall kill any other animal without ____2_____”. ____3____ begins giving all the orders, as
Napoleon now stays inside almost all the time.
Napoleon continues to decide whom to sell the ______4______ to, Frederick or Pilkington. It’s rumored that
______5________ is extremely cruel to his animals and animals are afraid of him. Napoleon tells them he does not intend to sell
the ______6_______ to _____7_______.
In the autumn, the animals finally finish the ______8______ windmill. Despite the difficulties of living on Animal Farm,
the animals are still _____9______ to live there because it is their own.
Despite telling the animals he would never sell the ______10_____ to ____11___, he does it any way. After proudly
displaying the bank ____12_____, Napoleon, sadly, learns that the bank notes are ______13______. He called the animals to
capture and kill _____14_____. Sure enough, ____15______ and his men invade Animal Farm, armed with a crowbar and a
sledgehammer, threatening to destroy the ______16_______. Napoleon laughs at them, but _____17______ knows what they
are planning to do and announces that they are going to pack the hole with ______18________. The men are successful, and
the _____19________ is destroyed once again. In their anger, the animals find the courage to ____20_____ the men off the
farm. The animals celebrate their victory for a few days. During the celebration, which involves the drinking of _____21_____,
Napoleon becomes very ____22_____ and the animals fear that he will ____23____. Luckily, he survives and one of the
commandments is, again, changed. The commandment that is changed is changed from
______________24__________________ to ____________25__________________.
Animal Farm Chapter Nine
The animals of the farm work hard to produce a crop of barley, which is learned to be used to make ____1_____, which
Napoleon drinks a pint of every day.
____2______, the raven, returns to Animal Farm and continues talking about ______3______ Mountain, giving the
animals ____4_____. Despite having a recently injured _____5_____, Boxer continues to work hard for Animal Farm. He is
getting ____6____ and is not as _____7____. One evening in the summer, Boxer falls and injures his ____8______. The animals
run and tell ____9______, who tells the other animals that Napoleon is very ____10_____ over the news of Boxer’s injury and
will be sending Boxer to a hospital in _____11________. When the van arrives two days later, Boxer is placed inside of it and the
van begins driving away. Benjamin, who knows how to ____12_____ well, realizes that Boxer has not been placed inside a
veterinarian’s van but the van of a ____13______. The animals try to tell Boxer to ____14_____ out of the van. He tries by
____15_____ the door, but he’s no longer as strong as he once was and does not succeed in kicking the door open.
_____16______ claims to have been with Boxer to his last moments. He says that Boxer’s last words were: “Long live
______17_______! Long live Comrade ____18_____! Napoleon is always ___19_____!” He convinces the animals that the
___20___ had once belonged to a veterinarian but only recently had been sold to the ____21______.
Animal Farm Chapter Ten
Many ____1_____ have passed. Most of the animals on the farm have ____2___. Clover and _____3______,
the donkey, are still alive, however. The farm is a success and the pigs spend their days inside the house working on reports.
One day, Squealer orders the ___4____ to follow him off the farm, and they are gone for a few days. He tells the other animals
he is teaching them a new ____5___.
Shortly after they return, the animals are shocked to see a pig _____6______ on his hind legs and Napoleon walks out
with a ____7_____ in his trotter. When the animals begin to react, the dogs ____8___ and the sheep begin to bleat, “Four legs
____9___, two legs ___10____!” In the end, the Seven Commandments are reduced to ALL ANIMALS ARE ___11____ BUT
SOME ANIMALS ARE ____12_____ EQUAL THAN OTHERS. The pigs began to wear ___13____ and invite men from neighboring
farms to visit. At the end of a night of toasts and cards, Napoleon announces that Animal Farm will be changing its name to
_____14________. In their card game, Napoleon and Mr. Pilkington both play the same ___15____, so the reader knows that
one of them (or both) is _____16_____. Ultimately, the animals look from ____17____ to man and man to ___18____ and can’t
tell the _____19_______.