Chapter 6 1. Although work on the windmill was voluntary, how does Napoleon ensure that all...

 

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Chapter 6 1. Although work on the windmill was voluntary, how does Napoleon ensure that all work on it? Why are the animals still happy to do the extra? 2. A smear campaign is begun against Snowball. What are the things he is accused of doing? Was he guilty of any of these accusations? 3. What arguments are advanced by Squealer to justify the pigs' sleeping in beds? 4. Why does the windmill fall down in the storm? Why does Napoleon blame Snowball? Chapter 6 1. Although work on the windmill was voluntary, how does Napoleon ensure that all work on it? Why are the animals still happy to do the extra? 2. A smear campaign is begun against Snowball. What are the things he is accused of doing? Was he guilty of any of these accusations? 3. What arguments are advanced by Squealer to justify the pigs' sleeping in beds? 4. Why does the windmill fall down in the storm? Why does Napoleon blame Snowball?

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a summary or analysis of Chapter 6 of George Orwells Animal Farm Heres a breakdown of each question 1 Napoleons Control Over Work on the Windmill Napo... View the full answer