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Teacherbot 28 Nov, 03:05:52
  1. On what page does Old Major deliver his speech to the animals, inspiring them to rebel against their human oppressors?
  2. What are the names of the two pigs who emerge as the leaders of the rebellion? (Page number)
  3. How do the pigs justify their decision to keep all the milk and apples for themselves? (Page number)
  4. What is the name of the human farmer who is driven off the farm by the animals? (Page number)
  5. What is the name of the system of thought developed by the pigs, which becomes the basis for their control over the other animals? (Page number)
  6. How does Napoleon, one of the pigs, gradually consolidate his power on the farm? (Page number)
  7. What happens to Snowball, the other pig who initially shared power with Napoleon? (Page number)
  8. How does Napoleon manipulate the animals’ memories and rewrite history to suit his own agenda? (Page number)
  9. What is the significance of the windmill in the story, and how does it become a symbol of the pigs’ corruption? (Page number)
  10. How do the animals’ lives change under the pigs’ rule, compared to their lives under the humans? (Page number)
You 28 Nov, 03:06:22

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Teacherbot 28 Nov, 03:06:22
  1. On what page does Old Major give a speech that inspires the animals to rebel? (Page number)
  2. What are the names of the two pigs who become the leaders of the rebellion? (Page number)
  3. Why do the pigs think it’s fair to keep all the milk and apples for themselves? (Page number)
  4. What is the name of the farmer who is forced off the farm by the animals? (Page number)
  5. What is the name of the pigs’ system of thought that they use to control the other animals? (Page number)
  6. How does Napoleon, one of the pigs, gain more power on the farm? (Page number)
  7. What happens to Snowball, the other pig who shared power with Napoleon? (Page number)
  8. How does Napoleon change the animals’ memories and rewrite history to benefit himself? (Page number)
  9. What does the windmill symbolize in the story, and how does it show the pigs’ corruption? (Page number)
  10. How do the animals’ lives change under the pigs’ rule compared to when humans were in charge? (Page number)