A provides the best objective summary for chapter 6 of Animal Farm. It captures the key events and themes, such as the animals' work on the windmill, Napoleon's blame on Snowball, the alteration of the commandments by the pigs, and the use of propaganda to silence dissent among the other animals. It emphasizes the struggle and manipulation faced by the animals while accurately reflecting the progression of the plot.
Which of the following provides the best objective summary for chapter 6 of Animal Farm?
A. The animals begin working long hours on the windmill, but they run into some unexpected difficulties. When the windmill is blown over by a storm, Napoleon blames it on Snowball, and he tells the animals they will work harder to rebuild the windmill. The pigs start altering the commandments to fit their needs.When some of the animals start to notice the commandments have changed, Napoleon uses various forms of propaganda to silence them.
B. The animals start working hard to complete the windmill on time. After a while, they start to notice that the pigs are changing the commandments. One of the commandments now reads, "No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.' They also remember that they shouldn't engage in trade or use money. Four pigs speak up, but the dogs start growling at them, so they become silent again because they are afraid of them.
C. For the rest of the year, the animals work at a backbreaking pace to farm enough food for themselves and build the windmill. The pigs cut the rations for the other animals, but expect them to work harder and longer hours. The animals realize that they still need some supplies that they cannot produce on their own, so they all agree to trade with the neighboring farms. The pigs are appreciated for all of their hard work, so they begin sleeping in the beds in the farmhouse.
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