chapter+7

=Ch. 7 Questions= =1. Why do the animals confess to being tratiors? Would you?=

1. The animals confess to being traitors because they are tired of living the life under Napoleon’s strict and cruel ways. They would rather be dead that go on living a lie. No, I would not confess to being a traitor because I would not want to die. P.G. Tips

The animals confess because they are sick of the life they are under and they believed that Snowball was good. But no, I would not confess since I would rather escape the farm than die for something I believe in. - The Editor

The animals confess to being traitors because they had been interacting with the humans. S.P.E.

Mp913- The animals confessed to being traitors to Napoleon because their brain watched. Last chapter during Squealers speech he is quoted saying, ”Napoleon is always right.” If I were in the situation I would have no choice but to listen to Napoleons words.

The animals confessed to being traitors to Napoleon because of their interactions with the humans. Yes i would of done the same as they did. Crazydaog

I think they confessed because they are so lawfull to Nepoleon and wanted to say whatever crimes they commited. I wouldn't confess to Nepoleon because i dont see any reason why i should risk my life for it. T.money The animals confess because they don't like how Napolean is running the farm. I would have confessed because I wouldn;t want to be under napoleans command. -Cernal Sanders

The animals confess being traders beacse they dont want napolean to run the farm, plus because they dont want napolean to rule the farm they start to interact with the humans. I would have confessed of being a trader because napolean is a mean ruler and I wouldnt want to be under the rule of napolean. chinese dumpling

Dgkallday- the animals confess to being traitors for the simple fact that they were disobying their orders and interacting with he humans. I would definitly confess becuase i would never stay under the rule of Napoleon if someone payed me.

I don't know why the animals confess, they knew that they would die if they did. I don't want to die, so, thus I wouln't confess...nimrodRPB

The animals confess because they do not want Napoleon ruling over them. I would confess because I would rather die than live with a horrible ruler like Napoleon. By Cookiesandmilk

The animals confess because they don't agree with Napoleon and they get under great pressure when they are interrogated so that they confess without question.- The Editor

The animals confess to Napoleon because they are afraid of him. No I would not confess because I want to live and because I am not guilty. By Latte

The animals confessed to talking with Napoleon because they were scared of him and they didn’t know the consequences of if they didn’t. I would not have confessed to anything probably because I was scared. Reesie The animals confessed that they were traitors because they didnt like Napoleon and they was scared they and wanted to get it over with. I wouldnt have confessed because i would have been scared and wouldnt want the other animals to see what i think. Goober67

Teh animals admitted to being traitors because the animals hated the fact that Napoleon was ruling and they would rather die that have Napoleon rule them. 0_0 =2. Why does Napoleon order the animals to stop singing "beasts of england?"=

2. The animals are ordered to stop singing “Beasts of England” because it was the song of the Rebellion and the Rebellion is now finished. The new society has been created to the song has no use. P.G. Tips

Napoleon wanted the singing of Beasts of England I think not only since the rebellion was over but also so that Napoleon could issue more trust with the humans and create songs that only tell about him. - The Editor

He orders them to stop singing the beasts of England because it was for the rebellion and the rebellion is now over. -Cernal Sanders Napoleon ordered the animals to stop singing the "beasts of england" because he said the rebellion was completed so it had no purpose. S.P.E. Because there was no point for it any more, he states that they already accomplished what the song was singing about. T.money Napolean told the aniamls that they had to stop singing Beasts of England, because there was no piont because the revolution was finished. chinese dumpling.

Napoleon orders the animals to stop singing the beasts of England because it was for the rebellion and the rebellion is a has been. Crazydaog

He demands hem to stop becuase it was their revolutionary theme song and that revolution is in the past and out of their minds.DGKALLDAY

Mp913- Napoleon ordered the “Beast Of England” to be abolished because it was about rebellion and they have moved passed that. This shows Napoleons tyranny.

This stopped because the song was of the rebellion and Squealer said that the rebellion was now completed. He also said that the execution of the traitors was the final act. The enemy had both been external and internally defeated. He said that the song had no purpose because wanting a better society had already been established. By Cookiesandmilk

The rebellion is over, thus, the song has no need to be sung...nimrodRPB

''Since the rebellion was over and done, the pigs saw no reason to keep the song going since it described the already over rebellion. I also think they did this because they wanted to influence more trust with humans later on...and the song goes against that.'' - Bluebaby13

Napoleon orders they animals to stop sing the Beasts of England because it was a song for rebellion. Now the farm was perfect and there was nothing to change so they wouldn’t need a rebellion. Reesie

Napoleon orders the animals to stop singing Beasts of England because he does not want the animals imagening of how life could be. He says the song is not needed because the revolution is over. By Latte

Napoloen said to stop singing the song because the revolution was over and the song is for rebellion, They didnt need to sing the song anymore because the farm was in perfect shape. Goober67

The animal revolution was completed, so Napoleon didn't see any logical point in continuing so sing the song. 0_0 =3. Where do we see "Acts" of rebellion in the novel?=

Acts” of rebellion are seen when the hens flew up to the rafters and laid their eggs, so the eggs would crash on to the floor. Also, the hens stopped producing eggs for 5 days. P.G. Tips

you see acts of the rebellion when Napolean tell's them to sell the chickens eggs. Also When the animals start interacting with the humans. -Cernal Sanders

We see acts of rebellion, when Snowball had came into the farm at night and messed up some of the things on the farm. Also when Snowball sells himself to Pinchfield Farm to take the farm away from them. When the chickens refused to let Snowball sell their eggs was another act of rebellion. Also when the chickens told the other animals to not listen to Napoleon. Also when the animals admitted to doing things like eating corn during the harvest. S.P.E.

Mp9113- I see “Acts” of rebellion throughout Animals Farm starting with the rebellion against man. Later on we see the animals rebel against Napoleons orders, but not as much as they could of. The chickens refused to give up their eggs to Napoleon. On the other hand they did not rebel when napoleon made them confess to being traitors even though he was wrong.

We see acts of rebellion when the hens fly to the rafters and lay their eggs and the eggs drop to the floor and break. There were four pigs who were complaining and Napoleon set the dogs on them. By Latte

The different acts of rebellion in Animal Farm that i saw were when the animals rebeled against the humans and took over the farm and when they when against Napoleon. DGKALLDAY

We have seen many acts of rebellion on the farm and most of them are from snowball, probably all are from snowball. Crazydaog

We see “ Acts” of rebellion when the hens flew up to the rafters and laid their eggs. The eggs smashed to pieces on the floor. This happened because Napoleon ordered that the hens lay four hundred eggs a week, which would be sold and provide enough grain and meal. This all happens on page 63. Another Act I had seen was in the beginning of Animal Farm, when the animals started with rebelling against man. By Cookiesandmilk

We see them when the chickens drop their eggs off the roof of the barn because they are angry at Napoleon...nimrodRPB

There are acts of rebellion when Snowball comes back to the farm and tells the other animals to help him by dropping every egg they lay, and peeing in the drinking pool, killing a ram, and talking to the humans. Snowball wants to rebel against Napoleon because Napoleon exiled him from the farm so Napoleon could steal the plan for the windmill. Snowball got revenge on that already by destroying it. Reesie

the act of rebellion is shown when Napoleon orderes the hens to lay four hundred eggs a week, and out of stress and hunger, a magority of the hens died. T.money

Some of the acts of rebellion you see in this chapter is when Napolean orders the hens to lay 400 eggs a week. when they were ordered to do this when they ordered this the hen layed there eggs in the rafters, later the eggs fell and smashed. With the eggs Napolean ordered to be layed he was going to sell them. chinese dumpling

A rebellious act would be when Napolean lies and argues with Snowball about who the true maker of the windmill is 0_0

The act of rebellion happened throughout the book, mostly when they were getting rid of the humans, and when some of the animals diasgreed with the things the pigs were saying. They didnt think it was right that the pigs were sleeping in the beds and they were trading with the humans, and some of the animals think its not right, they don't remeber those things being the rules. Goober67

When the hens don't lay eggs and the pigs confess to being in cohorts with snowball are both acts of rebellion. - The Editor