Why did napoleon plow up the retired-animal grazing ground?

1. Why does Napoleon Plough up the retired animal grazing ground?
2. What did Napoleon do to the pasture?
3. What problem occurred with the wood deal what does the wood deal represent Animal Farm?
4. What dream do the animals still have at the beginning of Chapter 10 Animal Farm?
5. What is the real reason that Napoleon thinks he is dying?
6. What happened to Boxer in Animal Farm?
7. What is Napoleon's goal in Animal Farm?
8. In what ways is Napoleon treated like a very special animal Why do the pigs want Napoleon to be considered special?
9. What does Napoleon lie about in Animal Farm?
10. How does Napoleon manipulate the selling of the timber?
11. What does Boxer think was the cause of the frightening slaughter of fellow animals What is his solution?
12. What deal is Napoleon contemplating?
13. What has happened to retirement Do the animals ever retire?
14. What happens to Napoleon at the end of Animal Farm?
15. What does the end of Animal Farm represent?

Why does Napoleon Plough up the retired animal grazing ground?

C8: Why did Napoleon plough up the retired animal grazing ground? ... Napoleon is elevating the race of pigs, teaching them they are the best and the other animals are not good enough.

What did Napoleon do to the pasture?

Not wanting to be less popular than Snowball, Napoleon takes action. He sets his guard dogs on Snowball, who then chase Snowball off the farm: Snowball was racing across the long pasture that led to the road. He was running as only a pig can run.

What problem occurred with the wood deal what does the wood deal represent Animal Farm?

What problem occured with the wood deal? Frederick gave him false money.

What dream do the animals still have at the beginning of Chapter 10 Animal Farm?

At the beginning of Animal Farm, the animals gather to hear Old Major's dream. It is a dream of what the world would be like if humans were no longer the masters. He uses that dream to stir up the longings of the animals to be free of the oppression brought on by humans.

What is the real reason that Napoleon thinks he is dying?

All the signs of drunkenness were present. This was when Squealer stated that Napoleon was dying. It was Napoleon's first experience with drunkenness. He had a hangover after a night of drinking.

What happened to Boxer in Animal Farm?

One day, Boxer's strength fails; he collapses while pulling stone for the windmill. ... The animals panic and begin crying out to Boxer that he must escape. They hear him kicking feebly inside the cart, but he is unable to get out. Soon Squealer announces that the doctors could not cure Boxer: he has died at the hospital.

What is Napoleon's goal in Animal Farm?

Napoleon successfully leads a team that helps him achieve his goal of a power takeover. Napoleon manipulates the sheep into strategically interrupting the animals' complaints, raises dogs to frighten the animals into obedience, and Squealer abuses language to justify Napoleon's rules.

In what ways is Napoleon treated like a very special animal Why do the pigs want Napoleon to be considered special?

napoleon is treated like a very special human because he is the most powerful since snowball left. the pigs want napoleon to be considered special because he does have, the most power and could stop them from having extra food for unnecessary reasons.

What does Napoleon lie about in Animal Farm?

Napoleon is telling the farm animals one thing—that all animals are equal; that everyone is working together—and he's telling the humans another thing: that the pigs are co-owners of the farm. And you know what? These lies seem to be working out pretty well for him.

How does Napoleon manipulate the selling of the timber?

After the completion of the new windmill in August, Napoleon sells the pile of timber to Frederick, who tries to pay with a check. Napoleon, however, demands cash, which he receives. Whymper then learns that Frederick's banknotes are forgeries, and Napoleon pronounces the death sentence on the traitorous human.

What does Boxer think was the cause of the frightening slaughter of fellow animals What is his solution?

What does Boxer think was the cause of the frightening slaughter of fellow animals? ... Boxer believed it was his (their fault) that the slaughter took place. What is his solution? Napoleon is always right and he will work harder.

What deal is Napoleon contemplating?

What "deal" is Napoleon contemplating in this chapter? He was contemplating to sell a pile of timber to both Mr. Pilkingdon and Mr. Frederick.

What has happened to retirement Do the animals ever retire?

There is no retirement. The field that used to be set aside for retired animals has been planted with barley for Napoleon to make alcohol. ... Napoleon sells him to the horse slaughterer. The animals realize it when he's in the truck.

What happens to Napoleon at the end of Animal Farm?

At the end of Animal Farm, Napoleon is still in charge of the farm. He and the other pigs have begun walking on two legs and carrying whips.

What does the end of Animal Farm represent?

The book's final image expresses the animals' realization that the pigs have become as cruel and oppressive as human farmers. ... Powerful people are cruel and selfish whether they're pigs or humans, Communists or capitalists. Above all, the ending suggests that all powerful people are liars and manipulators.