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1) The pigeons said she was left in the care of some humans, but the likelihood of that is low. She most likely got executed and the pigeons lied to avoid suspicion.

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1) If they didn't work on Sundays (which was supposed to be voluntary) they would have their rations reduced by half. There was no reward for working harder.

4)The rule specified it had to be a bed with sheets, and since the pigs removed the sheets it didn't technically violate any terms previously agreed upon.

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Question 4: Robbie, Jimmy, Nicole, Jericho

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Question 4: Robbie, Jimmy, Nicole, Jericho

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Napoleon took away the privilege of having Sunday’s off. They had to work or half their rations would be taken away.

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1)If the humans knew their food supply was running dangerously low, they might see it as an opportunity to attack the farm when they are weak. Plus, Napoleon needs to keep up the facade of good leadership, and starving animals don't exactly perpetuate that image well.

2) He convinced them he found writings of Snowball, and since the others couldn't read well, they couldn't argue or prove him wrong. The animals aren't very smart, so they are very easy to manipulate.

3)The dogs randomly attacked Boxer, the horse.

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Question 5:Robbie, Jimmy, Nicole, Jericho

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Question 5:Robbie, Jimmy, Nicole, Jericho

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Napoleon blames Snowball for the destruction of the windmill.

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2)They needed things on the farm they could not get any other way.

3)Squealer convinces the animals that Snowball was a liar and he lied about that rule.

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5) Squealer was very persuasive, threatening that Jones would come back. He also had three of the guard dogs who were with him growl threateningly so that the animals were scared to oppose the statement.

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3) Napoleon's dogs attacked Boxer without warning.
4)The killing was done by animals, when the rules stated no animal shall kill another animal.

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Question 5: Robbie, Jimmy, Nicole, Jericho

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Question 5: Robbie, Jimmy, Nicole, Jericho

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Napoleon said the singing of "Beasts of England" was no longer necessary. It was the song of the rebellion and the rebellion was finally complete after the execution of the traitors.

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3)The tue issues the animals had to decide on were to labor for a year on the windmill and then have 3 day work weeks or not build the windmill and focus on food production and continue to have full work weeks.

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4. Why was the slaughter of the animals, who confessed to being traitors especially

horrifying to the other animals? (p57 & 58)

The other animals were horrified by the bloodshed from animals caused by harm.

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3) Squealer told them the idea that such a rule would be passed was their pur imagination, possibly a lie that Snowball told. He also claimed that such a rule was not written anywhere.

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Beasts of England was a song of the revolution and was no longer needed. The real reason he bans it is because he does not want another revolution

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He engages in trade because the farm needs a number of items that can't be produced on its own.

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He took away the Sunday meetings and the animals had to work on Sunday.

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2) Napoleon convinced the animals that Snowball was a traitor by claiming that he was in league with Jones and was planning their downfall.