Question

which part of this passage is an example of ridicule?
the pigs work tirelessly to organize the farm.
squealer calls the other animals ignorant.
the pigs create reports and then burn them.
squealer tells the animals about the farm’s organization.
(left text: came and went, the short animal lives
re was no one who remembered the old
except clover, benjamin, moses the raven,
essie, and pincher were dead. jones too
the briates’ home in another part of the
en. boxer was forgotten, except by the
ver was an old stout mare now, stiff in the
heumy eyes. she was two years past
animal had ever actually retired. the
of the pasture for superannuated animals
l. napoleon was now a mature boar of
was so fat that he could with difficulty see
amin was much the same as ever,
about the muzzle, and, since boxer’s
burn than ever.
ures on the farm now, though the
had been expected in earlier years.
to whom the rebellion was only a dim
of mouth, and others had been bought)

Explanation:

Ridicule involves mocking or making fun of something/someone. In "Animal Farm", the pigs' actions of creating reports and then burning them mocks bureaucratic inefficiency or attempts to hide information, which is a satirical (ridiculing) portrayal of authoritarian or mismanaged systems. The other options: pigs working tirelessly is a positive (not ridicule), calling animals ignorant is insult but less satirical ridicule, and telling about organization is just information - sharing. So the pigs creating and burning reports is ridicule.

Answer:

The pigs create reports and then burn them.