Question

read the passage from chapter 2 of animal farm. the stupidest questions of all were asked by mollie, the white mare. the very first question she asked snowball was: \will there still be sugar after the rebellion?\
o,\ said snowball firmly. \we have no means of making sugar on this farm. besides, you do not need sugar. you will have all the oats and hay you want.\ what does sugar symbolize in the story? the luxuries enjoyed by the ruling and middle class the reason the people had to rebel the rights the working class fought for the limits of the people after the rebellion

Explanation:

In "Animal Farm", Mollie (representing the bourgeoisie - leaning class) is concerned about sugar, a luxury. The ruling/middle class in pre - rebellion society enjoyed such luxuries. The other options don't fit: the rebellion's reason wasn't sugar, working class fought for basic needs not sugar (a luxury), and sugar isn't about post - rebellion limits.

Answer:

A. the luxuries enjoyed by the ruling and middle class