Moses represents the religious class, Boxer and Clover represent the working class, the three pigs represent the ruling class, Mollie represents the upper middle class, and Benjamin represents the intellectual class. After the revolution, the animals wiped out all traces of human influence by getting rid of bits, nose rings, chains, and knives. They also declared that all animals should go naked. Boxer decided to get rid of his hat. Napoleon rewarded the animals with double rations and extra biscuits for the dogs. They decided to preserve the farmhouse as a museum and agreed that no animal would live there. They also changed the name of the farm to Animal Farm.

1. Animal Farm
Chapter 2 Part 2

2. Which class does each animal
represent?
Moses
Boxer/Clover
The three Pigs
Mollie
Benjamin
The religious class
The working class
The ruling class
The upper middle class
Intellectual class

3. Mollie
She is trivial and shallow minded.
Belongs to the upper middle class.

4. What happened after the revolution?
The animals wiped out all the traces of human race. They got rid of the bits,
nose rings, dog chains, and the cruel knives even the ribbons and declared
that all animals should go naked.
Boxer upon hearing so, decided to get rid of his straw hat that he used to
wear to keep the flies out of his ears.
Napoleon rewarded all the animals by giving them double the ration and
the dogs each was given 2 biscuits.

5. They decided that the farmhouse should be preserved as a museum. All of
them agreed that no animal must live there.
They changed the name of the farm from Manor Farm to Animal Farm.

6. They succeeded in reducing the principles of Animalism into 7
commandments.

7. All attempts for equality failed!
• Before Revolution
The Five buckets of frothing creamy
milk disappeared and no animal was
allowed to have any of it.
• After Revolution
Mr. Jones sometimes used to mix some of the milk in the animal’s mash