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Hunter Waring Animal Farm Ch 5-7 review 

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Hunter Waring Animal Farm Ch 5-7 review 

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1. Mollie ran to the neighbors farm.
2. Snowball wanted everybody to decide together but Napoleon wanted to do it traditionally.
3. Increase food vs. construct the windmill.
4. To present their own ideas.
5. They were afraid of the dogs.

1. They were rewarded rations.
2. So he could build the windmill.
3. He told them that the resolution of no human contact didn't exist.
4. They changed to sleeping in beds with sheets.
5. Snowball

1. They didn't want humans to know that they were struggling.
2. He said that he was working with Jones from the beginning.
3. Boxer.
4. They were scared of Napoleons power and how the other animals were killed.
5. Because it represented the rebellion.

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Ch. 5-7 Review: Mirabella Zingales and Ava Jelepis

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Ch. 5-7 Review: Mirabella Zingales and Ava Jelepis

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Ch. 5
1) She ran away
2) Snowball wanted
3) an increase of food production now or the windmill(less work in the long term)
4) The right to present their own ideas.
5) They were scared of Napoleon's dogs
Ch. 6
1) They got rations. If they didn't work their rations would be cut in half
2) so he could get different parts of the windmill and other supplies needed on the farm
3) Squealer said it was their imagination and it was traceable to lies circulated by snowball
4) animals should not sleep in beds (with sheets)
5) snowball
Ch. 7
1) So that people would think Animal Farm is thriving
2) He blamed snowball for anything bad that happened on the farm
3) Boxer
4) They were punished by their own kind, so it was different than the slaughtering that happened under Jones.
5) He said the rebellion was officially over because the enemies had been eliminated from the inside and the outside, so Napoleon said there was no longer a need for "The Beasts of England"

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Animal Farm Ch 5-7 Review Jakub Bodo and Jason Badran

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Animal Farm Ch 5-7 Review Jakub Bodo and Jason Badran

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1. She left the farm
2. Snowball wanted to build a windmill while Napoleon didn't and instead wanted to increase food production
3.Snowball thought the windmill would increase production, Napoleon thought it would take too many resources.
4.The privilege to vote
5. Napoleon is always right and it was his idea in the beginning and snowball stole it.

1. They were rewarded with not getting their rations cut in half.
2. They needed materials they couldn't produce on the farm.
3. He said that it was never in the commandments since no animals can read.
4. They can't sleep on the beds that have sheets so they slept with blankets instead.
5. Snowball

1. So the outside world can't take over the farm and so they aren't a laughing sock at how bad they are doing.
2. Said that snowball always worked with Jones and would blame everything that goes badly on snowball.
3.Boxer
4. The slaughter was because any traitors that disobeyed him would be killed.
5. It was no longer needed since the revolt was over.

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1. She ran away.
2. They had different opinions about the windmill.
3. They either needed to increase food production or build a windmill.
4. They couldn't new ideas or think for themselves.
5. They were scared of Napoleon.

1. They got extra food.
2. They needed materials for the windmill.
3. He said there was no rule against it in their laws.
4. They said they couldn't sleep in beds with sheets because sheets are a human invention.
5. Snowball.

1. The humans cannot find out that they are struggling.
2. He said he was working with Jones from the beginning.
3. They attacked Boxer.
4. It had never been done before. There was a law against it. They were scared and horrified.
5. It was for the rebellion. Now the rebellion was over. It wasn't needed.

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Grace Baker, Jenna Hyland, Audrey Blood, Grace Lavecchia, Colette Wagner, Ava Rogers

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Grace Baker, Jenna Hyland, Audrey Blood, Grace Lavecchia, Colette Wagner, Ava Rogers

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Chapter 5:
1. She runs away from Animal Farm and goes to work pulling a cart for a man in town.
2. Snowball has plans to improve the farm, while Napoleon has no plans.
3. Snowball promised a 3-day workweek if they built the windmill. Napoleon says they will starve to death in they build the windmill. Build windmill or not?
4. No longer meet on Sundays to discuss, vote, & delegate duties.
5. The dogs growl at them.

Chapter 6:
1. They were rewarded with being able to keeping their ration of food the same because if they didn't work on Sundays then their food rations would be cut in half. They worked a sixty hour week and were forced to work a half day on Sunday.
2. This was so he could get the different parts needed for the windmill and to run the farm themselves
3. Squealer said that it was just pure imagination and that it is probably traceable in the beginning to the lies that circulated by snowball
4. The new rule was that they couldn't sleep in a bed with sheets, because that was what made it bad.
5. Snowball

Chapter 7:
1. So that people would think the Animal Farm was thriving since the revolution from the Humans.
2. when something happened they started to blame snowball since that's what Napoleon did
3. Boxer
4. This was because no animal had been killed before Jones left.
5.This was because it was used during the rebellion and the rebellion is now over.

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1. Mollie ran to the neighbors farm.
2. Snowball wanted everybody to decide together but Napoleon wanted to do it traditionally.
3. Increase food vs. construct the windmill.
4. To present their own ideas.
5. They were afraid of the dogs.

1. They were rewarded rations.
2. So he could build the windmill.
3. He told them that the resolution of no human contact didn't exist.
4. They changed to sleeping in beds with sheets.
5. Snowball

1. They didn't want humans to know that they were struggling.
2. He said that he was working with Jones from the beginning.
3. Boxer.
4. They were scared of Napoleons power and how the other animals were killed.
5. Because it represented the rebellion.

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1. Mollie had escaped and fled to the neighbor's farm.
2. Snowball thought in terms of group work, and Napoleon was more imprudent/compulsive when it came to decision making.
3. The two issues that the animals had decided between when it came to voting to have windmill or not was the increase in food production versus the construct regarding the windmill.
4. Napoleon took away the privilege to vote and protest away from the other animals.
5. The animals accepted accepted Squealer's explanation for Napoleon's change in mind about the windmill without any questions because they feared the dogs.

1. The animals were "rewarded" for their labor with rations in food.
2. Napoleon decided to engage in trade with the other farms in the area because he wanted to find a way to get parts for the windmill.
3.  Squealer convinced the animals that no rule against trade with the humans

had ever existed by saying that human contact had never existed.
4. There were new bedding and sheets that were added so this meant that the animals could now sleep in the beds.
5. Napoleon had blamed Snowball for the destruction of the windmill.

1. It was important for the animals to conceal their food shortages from the outside

world because they did not want the humans or others that they classify as "evil" to know that the farm was failing.
2.  Napoleon was able to convince the other animals that Snowball was a total

traitor by saying that Snowball was a traitor, working with Farmer Jones from the start.
3. Napoleon's dogs attacked Boxer without warning.
4. This was especially horrifying because the slaughter house allowed for the animals to be killed in horrific ways, in front of the eyes of the other animals.
5. Napoleon banned the singing of "Beasts of England" because the rebellion/revolution was already over, they didn't want it to be brought up again. They saw it has completed history.

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1. She ran away to a different farm near by.
2. Snowball wanted it to be a group decision and Napoleon wanted to be the only one making decisions
3. They had to decide if they wanted to do hard work and make a windmill to make their lives easier or have a lot of food
4. Their right to have new ideas
5. They were scared of the dogs and the wrath of Napoleon

1. They were rewarded with food
2. So they could get the materials needed to build the windmill
3. He said that it had never been in the commandments.
4. They said the rule they couldn't sleep on beds with sheets so they slept on beds with blankets.
5. Snowball

1. They didn't want to be deemed as weak by humans
2. He said he was working with Jones from the start
3. Boxer
4. They were being punished for their honesty and they were scared of the power Napoleon held
5. Because it was used during the rebellion and it was now over so he didn't want them talking about it

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Michael Higgs, Charles and William Hennessey, Hamza Said, Ben Akers, and Zane Jayber

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Michael Higgs, Charles and William Hennessey, Hamza Said, Ben Akers, and Zane Jayber

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1.She ran away to the neighbor's farm.
2.Snowball wanted more group decisions, and Napoleon just wanted to do it right away.
3. Increase food production vs. construct windmill
4. Their right to protest and offer new ideas.
5.They were scared of the dogs.

1. They were rewarded with their rations
2. So he could get the parts for the windmill.
3. He convinced them that the resolution of no human contact never existed.
4. They added beds with sheets.
5. Snowball

1. So the humans didn't know the farm was failing.
2. He said that he was with Jones from the start.
3.Boxer
4. Because they were killed in such brutal ways.
5. Because the rebellion was offficially over.