English, 07.02.2021 06:40 BIGchunguslol

Ayo please help me out I’ll give brainliest Animal Farm: Chapter X

1. What changes does Napoleon announce?

A. That the men have always had the animals best interest in mind
B. That the farm is now manor farm
C. That the farm is now open to all animals
D. That the farm will be sold to the other men
E. That squealer is officially second in charge

2. What does Napoleon say in his speech that contradicts the original aims of the revolution?

A. That the aim has always been to be at peace with men
B. That the pigs were always better than the other animals
C. That men always knew better
D. That animals were never equal
E. That old Major was senile

3. What changes has been made to the commandments on the barn?

A. The pigs added five more commandments
B. The commandments have all been replaced with a picture of Napoleon
C. Snowball painted over the wall with the words to “Beasts of England.”
D. There is only one commandment on the wall now
E. The pigs have erased any changes they made and went back to the original

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Ayo please help me out I’ll give brainliest Animal Farm: Chapter X

1. What changes does...