Which of the following statements best describes the characterization of Major in Chapter I? TN.9-10.RL.KID.1

Responses

Major is the devoted show pig of Mr. Jones.
Major is the devoted show pig of Mr. Jones.

Major is an ornery, old donkey who is always very cynical.
Major is an ornery, old donkey who is always very cynical.

Major is a respected old pig who wants to make sure things on the farm continue the way they have always been after he is dead and gone.
Major is a respected old pig who wants to make sure things on the farm continue the way they have always been after he is dead and gone.

Major is a large, old pig who argues that animals are better off without Man, and they should fight for their future.

1 answer

The statement that best describes the characterization of Major in Chapter I is:

Major is a large, old pig who argues that animals are better off without Man, and they should fight for their future.

This captures Major's perspective and the central themes he introduces regarding rebellion and animal rights on the farm.