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This quiz relates to Assessment Objective 1 (AO1).

A pig called   Old JonesOld BoarOld MajorThe Major addresses the other animals on Manor Farm. He tells them that they are being exploited by Mr Jones, the farmer, who steals the produce of their labour. Old Major believes that a   renovationwarrevolutionrebellion is coming, and that the animals should work towards it against their enemy, Man. They sing a song to rouse their passions called   'Beasts Of England''We'll Meet Again''Beasts Forever''Death to Mankind', and, after Old Major dies, the animals are inspired to seize control of the farm. One of the ringleaders,  NapoleonSnowballOld BoarSquealer, draws up   sevensixfivetwelve commandments that the animals must abide by. When Jones and his men try to take back the farm, the animals defend it, with   Boxerthe catNapoleonSquealer being commended for his bravery alongside Snowball. While the pigs take charge of running the farm, tensions develop between Snowball and Napoleon, especially over the  windmillcommitteessheepfood rations, and this leads to Snowball's expulsion after Napoleon mounts a coup. With   PinkeyeCloverMosesSquealer as his main mouthpiece, Napoleon begins to spread propaganda about the farm and its enemies. He uses   Mr FrederickMosesMr WhymperMr Whimper as his intermediary with the world of humans to convince the other farmers that Animal Farm is doing well. In order to afford the materials for the windmill, Napoleon trades farm produce with the other farmers, starting with   graineggsbarleyhens, which nearly causes a counter-rebellion. Increasingly, the pigs serve their own interests, and the other animals work long hours for little food. The horse Boxer contracts an illness in his  mouthlungsheartstomach which causes him to collapse, and despite the other animals trying to intervene, Napoleon has him taken away to the   old horses' homeglue factorymeat factoryknacker's yard. The animals are persuaded by their pig masters that the real value of life lies in hard work and   a happy outlookfrugal livingloyalty to Napoleonfresh air, but are shocked when they see the pigs imitating men by walking on their hind legs and bearing  cigarsgunswhipsribbons in their trotters. The pigs finally invite the human farmers into a business partnership with them, but when they hear them arguing over  moneypoliticsthe eating of bacona game of cards, the other animals realise that pigs and men have become one and the same and cannot even be distinguished on sight.