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=Chapter 10 Questions= = = =1. How do you interpret the following quote from Ch. 10 "all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others"=

The quote means that some animals are more superior to other animals. For example Napoleon and the pigs decide everything and give the animals no choice in what they can do, so they think that they are superior to the working animals. P.G. Tips

Mp913- I interpret the quote as a selfish idea from napoleon saying I’ m the king and your all my slaves. This is exactly how communism is displayed.

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In this quote Nepoleon being selfish and is saing that he and the pigs are equel and are higher rank then other animals, and that the other animals are equal class but in a lower rank than the pigs. T. money It means that the Pigs have a much higher status than the other animals who live on the farm. Obama 08 HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAœ∑´

The qoute means that some animals have more power and a higher rank than others. -cernal sanders

He's saying the the animals (everyone EXCEPT for the pigs) are good, but the pigs are of a higher status than them. - SweetestGirl **(Originally the editor)**

It is basically saying that the animals that are under Napoleons rule are equal but napoleon and his entourage are more equal. DGKALLDAY I interperet this quote as selfish. I think that its just another way for Napoleon to get away with things like that. S.P.E.

It means that all the animals are equal, but some of the animals seem to have more power, or think they have more power. Napoleon is in power, meaning he has more power and is more equal than anyone else. Goober67

It means some animals are higher than others, as in they have more power and are better than others....numrodRPBıBııııˇÁ¨ÔıÇGSÎÏÍ˝ÎÓÏÔ±—‚·°‡ﬂﬁﬁﬁ›‹€⁄„´‰Í˝ÏÎ˝ÎÏ˝ÓÏˇ‰ˇÎ˝◊ÚÆÆ∏ÆÚÆÆÆÆÚÚÒ

The meaning to the quote is that every animal is under Napoleon's rule (all animals are equal) are all the same, but all the pigs (some animals are more equal than other) are pre-eminent to the others. 0_0

This quote is not true. All of the animals have a status that is not the same. By Latte

Although the statements tries to say that all animals are equal, it shows that the leaders think of themselves as being a higher class and therefore a little bit more than equal or better than the others. So really, what they are saying is that not all animals are equal. chinese dumpling

The quote means that the pigs are more equal, meaning that they have more power than the other animals that are equal. This meaning that the animals do what Napoleon wants them to do. This leads into what animalism used to be, but turned into communism (dictatorship). By Cookiesandmilk

I interpret the quote to mean Napoleon says he and the pigs are in control of the rest of the animals, even though they might think they are all equal. Reesie

=2. Explain what the animals see when they look into the farmhouse. What connection can you make to the beginning of the novel?=

Dgkallday- First,they see clover neighing and they look and see squealor and his a little awkward and old. HE resembles old major when the aniamls walked in to that first meeting and started the revolution.

The animals see Napoleon and the pigs with Mr. Pilkington and other farmers interacting and playing cards together. Napoleon and the pigs had become just like Mr. Jones. The behavior of the pigs was no different than the behavior of the human farmers. P.G. Tips

When they look in the farm house they see exactly what they saw mr.Jones doing he ran the farm and Napolean is more like a human than animal. -Cernal Sanders

When the animals look into the farmhouse they see Napoleon having a meeting with humans. He has become more human than animal Goober67

In the farm it is almost as if the animals have completely lost the ways of old major and have no respect for his ways and they are all evil. Obama 08 AHAHHAAHHAH⁄!⁄

I can only see one similarity, that is that the farm is re-re-named Mannor Farm. The ending wasn't that sad, the pigs somehow mutate/evolved into a human-like form. The other animals can still kill them/run away..≥nim®o∂RPBıÓÏ˝ÎÎÏ˝ÓÎˇ˝ÇÏÎ˝Ï˝Í´‰Á´Á‰ˇÁ˝ˆ´˜‚·°‡ﬂﬁ›‹‹›ﬁﬂ‡°··°°°·‚—±» »’»»’»’ÆÚÒÔÓ˝ÏÎÎÅŒ„´‰ˇÁ⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄⁄€€€¨ˆØ∏”¿˘¯Â˜ı◊˛⁄€‹›ﬁﬂ‡°·‚ÅÍÎÏ˝ÓÔÒÚÆÔÒ

Mp913- The animals are stunned when they see Napoleon along with humans having a meeting in he farmhouse. Napoleon has ignored Old majors influential speech, which concluded that man was evil and now they have become their enemies. This is a shocking ending which concludes a terrific political satire. The animals were surprised to see the pigs and humans having a meeting. I can make the connection that the pigs were breaking the rules of what old major said, by saying humans are evil and they are breaking his rules. S.P.E.

They see Napoleon and the men playing cards and drinking like normal men. They are surprised to see this because they can see what Old Major taught them has been forgotten and that they can no longer tell the difference between their enemies and comrades. It was a sad ending. - SweetestGirl **(originally the editor)**

When the animals look into the farm house they all see Napoleon and his pigs playing cards with humans. Its as if the pigs and the humans were exactly the same. I personaly think that the cards interpret the animals, and that Napoleon is playing/controlling the animals as if they were just playing cards. 0_0 when they look back in the farm they see the same thing as the time when either Napoleon or Mr. Jones was controlling the farm. T. money

The animals see the pigs, Napoleon, and man or men playing cards. The animals could not tell the difference between man and pigs. Napoleon and the pigs forgot about what Old Major said that all men are evil. At the end of the book, everyone in the farmhouse looked evil. By Cookiesandmilk

When the animals look at the farm they see the farm they changed and set free. By Latte

When Clover looks into the farmhouse she sees Napoleon, dressed like a human, playing cards with Mr. Pilkington and having a meeting. Mr. Pilkington is toasting them congratulating them on running a really successful farm without any revolutionary nonsense. The beginning of the novel talks about how the animals and their revolution were going to change everything and make it different from all the other farms, but Napoleon has made it into a farm just like the ones run by the humans. The effort to change it was destroyed my Napoleon’s greed. It originally was going to be a communist utopia, but Napoleon, with his loyal sidekick, Snowball, turned it into a dictatorship. Reesie

When they look into the farmhouse, the animals see Napoleon and the other pigs playing cards with the humans. I thought Napoleon was such a big hypocrite because in order to become the animals’ leader, he had said all humans were bad and now here he was playing cards with them like he was one of them. In the beginning of the novel, the animals were complaining about how bad the humans were treating them. By the end of the book, Napoleon and the other pigs were treating the animals as badly, and maybe even worse than the humans had treated them. Now, Napoleon was acting just like a human and he was even hanging out with the humans. chinese dumpling