# data[].attributes.body
chapter 8
1.He had titles like our leader, Comrade Napoleon, he lived in separate quarters, was not seen in public often, had guards to protect himself, and Ceremonies for his birthday.
2. he is often known for the mistreatment of animals and the animals are afraid of an attack on Animal Farm.
3.The excess wood was sold to Mr.Frederick
4. he was using fake money, attacked the farm, and was abusing his own animals.
5.Whiskey
chapter 9
1.They were brainwashed by Squealer's endless propaganda and the fear of  Napoleon and the dogs.
2.There were more songs, speeches, and processions than ever. He also gave them apples and more songs to sing.
3.The pigs said that he was being taken to a human hospital to be treated but they actually sold him to Knackers (He was going to be turned into glue and other products)
chapter 10
1. He declared that the truest happiness was in working hard and living frugally.
2.They started walking on two legs and started holding whips.
3.They started acting more and more like humans.
4.The pigs and humans begin to play poker, and a fight erupts when Napoleon and Pilkington both put down the Ace of Spades at the same time. As the animals witness the pigs and humans quarreling over their poker game, they cannot distinguish between them.

# data[].attributes.body
Chapter 8
1. He started living in the farm house and isolating himself from the other animals
2. Its was said that he was cruel to his animals
3. He sold them to Mr. Fredrick
4. He attacked animal farm, payed with fake money, and was cruel to his own animals
5. They found whiskey

Chapter 9
1.They felt they now had freedom and were being manipulated into thinking that life was better now
2.HE kept pushing the narrative that life was better now on animal farm
3.HE said that he was going to take him to a doctor  but instead led him to his death

Chapter 10
1. That satisfaction of hard work and frugal living
2. They learned how to walk on 2 legs.
3.They carried around whips
4.They realize that the pigs are no different from the humans

# data[].attributes.body
1. Napoleon had set himself far apart from other animals by isolating himself and staying in the house. He did not leave his house.
2. The animals were especially afraid of Mr. Frederick because he is often known for the mistreatment of animals and the animals are afraid of an attack on Animal Farm.
3. Napoleon sold the access wood to Mr. Frederick.
4. Mr. Frederick proved to be an enemy of the animals because he was using fake money, attacked the farm, and was abusing animals.
5. The pigs discovered whiskey in the basement of the farmhouse after the Battle of the Windmill.

1. They were told they had freedom, and were deceived into believing so.
2. Napoleon tricked the animals by saying that life will get better and giving them treats.
3. The cruel trick was that they said they would take him to the vet and instead they took him to the butcher.

1. The satisfaction of working hard and the frugal living.
2. They had been walking on two legs.
3.They all began to act like the beasts they had described, walking around like humans and carrying whips.
4. They couldn't tell the pigs apart from the humans because the pigs had contained so many actions that the humans would be inhabiting. Hence, the pigs were seen to be as cruel as the humans.

# data[].attributes.headline
Ryan Eddy, Paulie Granzier, Ryan Skowronski, Jake Needham, Brad Cerancowsj 

# data[].attributes.subject
Ryan Eddy, Paulie Granzier, Ryan Skowronski, Jake Needham, Brad Cerancowsj 

# data[].attributes.body
1. How had Napoleon further set himself apart from the other animals?

He lived in the farmhouse, isolated from other animals

2. Why were the animals especially afraid of Mr. Frederick from Pinchfield Farm?

They heard he was worse than Mr. Jones

3. Who did Napoleon sell the farm's excess wood to?

Mr Frederick

4. In what three ways did Mr. Frederick prove himself to be an enemy of the animals?

He used counterfeit money and attacked the animal-run farm

5. What did the pigs discover in the basement of the farmhouse after the Battle of the

Windmill?

Whiskey

Chapter 9

1. Why did the animals believe that, in spite of the hard work and little food, life was

better for them now than when Jones was master of the farm?

Squeeler told them lies to make them think that things were getting better than before.

2. How did Napoleon trick the animals into forgetting how hard life was for them?

He kept on saying how much better life was getting

3. What was the cruel trick played on Boxer when he fell ill and needed the help of his

fellow animals the most?

They said they would take him to the vet but they took him to the butcher

Chapter 10

1. Several years after the animals began running Animal Farm, they worked just as hard
Napolean told them that they were working for their own gain and that they enjoyed several freedoms.

as they had at the beginning.
What did Napoleon declare to be better than the

comfortable stalls and three day work week they had all been promised at the

beginning?

2. What had the pigs learned to do which made them even more like man and less like

animals? The pigs learned how to walk on two legs.

3. Why did the animals have further reason to fear the pigs?

They had whips and acted like the humans did

4. What did the animals discover when they peeked in the farmhouse window and

watched the men and the pigs arguing over a card game?
The pigs were ruling just like how the men did

# data[].attributes.headline
Grace Baker, Grace Lavecchia, Jenna Hyland, Audrey Blood, Ava Rogers, Colette Wagner

# data[].attributes.subject
Grace Baker, Grace Lavecchia, Jenna Hyland, Audrey Blood, Ava Rogers, Colette Wagner

# data[].attributes.body
1. He starts drinking and just stays in the house.
2. He is turning out to be even worse than Mr. Jones
3. Mr. Frederick
4. Used fake money, attacked and abused the other animals.
5. Whiskey

1. Because they were told they had freedom, and were basically brainwashed.
2. The pigs kept telling the animals different stories about what their previous lives were like.
3. They lied and said he was going to the doctor, but ended up taking him to the butcher.

1. They were told that their lives were good how they were.
2. Walking on two legs and wearing clothes.
3. They started using whips.
4. The pigs were now acting and dressing exactly like the humans before them that they attempted to free themselves from in the first place.

# data[].attributes.body
1. He didn't leave his house.
2. There were rumors about him treating the animals poorly.
3. Frederick.
4. He payed with fake money, he abuses his animals, and he attacked the farm.
5. Whisky.

1. They were told they had freedom.
2. He gave them treats and told them that they didn't have as much work anymore.
3. He was taken to the glue factory when he thought he was going to a doctor.

1. He told them hard work was good and that they had good living.
2. Walk on two legs and wear clothing.
3. They carried whips.
4. They couldn't tell the difference between the pigs and the humans.

# data[].attributes.headline
Chapter 8-10 Review Jakub Bodo and Jason Badran

# data[].attributes.subject
Chapter 8-10 Review Jakub Bodo and Jason Badran

# data[].attributes.body
1. He was in public less and less and in one point he was only in public one day every two weeks. He also gave himself a the title of "Leader"
2. They were afraid that he was setting up an attack to take over animal farm.
3.Frederick
4. He used fake money to buy the wood, he threatened to go to battle and take over the farm, and he would abuse his animals.
5.They found a case of Whiskey

1. Squealer was telling them false statistics to make it look like life was getting better.
2. Napoleon and Squealer would say that life was getting better and better and they would believe them causing them to forget how life was before.
3. They said they would take him to the veterinarian but instead they took him to the butcher.

1. Napoleon said that they were working for themselves and they had freedom.
2. They learned how to walk on two legs and they also started to wear clothes.
3. The pigs started to act exactly like humans and they would walk around with whips.
4. They weren't able to tell the difference between the pigs and humans because they acted the same and dressed the same.

# data[].attributes.body
1.  He lives in the farmhouse and is rarely seen by the other animals
2. He was said to be even more cruel than Mr Jones
3.He sold it to Mr. Frederick
4. He used counterfeit money to pay for the wood, attacked animal farm, and is cruel to his own animals
5.whiskey

1.because they were told they had freedom
2.squealer told them they had more food and less work
3.he was told he was being sent to the hospital but he actually went to a glue factory.

1.napoleon told them hard work was something to be proud of
2. walk upright and wear clothes
3.they began to carry whips
4.pigs and humans looked and acted the same

# data[].attributes.body
1. He began to isolate himself and stay in the house.
2. They heard rumors about how he treated his animals
3. Mr. Frederick
4. He abuses his animals, he payed with fake money, and he attacked the farm
5. Alcohol
ch. 9
1. Because they had freedom and were working for themselves not being forced to
2. He gave them treats like apples and songs
3.  Napoleon and Squealer say he is being taken to a doctor but he is actually being talking to the knackers
ch. 10
1. Satisfaction of working hard and frugal living.
2. They walked on 2 legs
3. They began to act more like humans and carried whips
4. They discovered the pigs had become close with the humans and they had began so similar the other animals could not tell them apart.

# data[].attributes.headline
Michael Higgs, Ben Akers, Hamza, Will, charlie, zane

# data[].attributes.subject
Michael Higgs, Ben Akers, Hamza, Will, charlie, zane

# data[].attributes.body
1. He had started drinking beer.
2. They said that Frederick abused and killed his animals.
3.Frederick
4. He gave them fake bills, stole their wood, and launched an attack against them.
5.Whisky

1.Because they felt it was better to work for animals instead of humans.
2.He kept saying how much better life was getting on the farm.
3) He was taken to his death, while Napoleon said he was taking him to the hospital

1. hard work and frugal living
2. walk on two legs
3. They acted like humans and carried whips to hit the other animals.
4. They realized the pigs and humans were basically the same now.

# data[].attributes.headline
Ch. 8-10 Review: Mirabella Zingales and Ava Jelepis

# data[].attributes.subject
Ch. 8-10 Review: Mirabella Zingales and Ava Jelepis

# data[].attributes.body
Ch. 8
1) He lived in the farmhouse, he had the dogs to protect him, he gave himself special titles, he was not often seen in public, he never worked, and he would have ceremonies on his birthday
2) There were rumors that he was treating his animals badly
3) Frederick
4) He didn't pay for the wood, he attacked the farm, and he tortured his animals
5) a case of whiskey
Ch. 9
1) They couldn't remember what life had been like before the revolution, which was due to Squealer's manipulation
2) He had Squealer give them false statistics saying how they had so much more food now than under Jones.
3) He was loaded onto a cart and taken to his death. Napoleon said he was taking him to the hospital
Ch. 10
1) hard work and frugal living
2) walk on two legs
3) They acted like humans and carried whips
4) They can't tell the humans apart from the pigs. The pigs have become as cruel as the humans.