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which plot events are key parts of chapter 7? check all that apply.
□ squealer announces that the animals will no longer sing \beasts of england.\
□ the animals are told that snowball visits at night and sabotages their efforts.
□ napoleon comes to an agreement with humans to sell them four hundred eggs a week.
□ the dogs attack snowball, and in doing so, they chase him away from the farm.
□ napoleon orders the dogs to kill several of the animals that questioned his authority.
□ a big storm knocks over the windmill, but napoleon blames the destruction on snowball.
To determine the key plot events of Chapter 7 in "Animal Farm", we analyze each option:
- "Squealer announces that the animals will no longer sing 'Beasts of England'": This happens in Chapter 7 as the song is replaced to control the animals' ideology.
- "The animals are told that Snowball visits at night and sabotages their efforts": In Chapter 7, Snowball is framed for sabotage to discredit him.
- "Napoleon comes to an agreement with humans to sell them four hundred eggs a week": This occurs in Chapter 7 as part of Napoleon's dealings with humans.
- "The dogs attack Snowball, and in doing so, they chase him away from the farm": This happens in Chapter 5, not 7.
- "Napoleon orders the dogs to kill several of the animals that questioned his authority": This is a key event in Chapter 7, showing Napoleon's consolidation of power through violence.
- "A big storm knocks over the windmill, but Napoleon blames the destruction on Snowball": This happens in Chapter 6, not 7.
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- Squealer announces that the animals will no longer sing "Beasts of England."
- The animals are told that Snowball visits at night and sabotages their efforts.
- Napoleon comes to an agreement with humans to sell them four hundred eggs a week.
- Napoleon orders the dogs to kill several of the animals that questioned his authority.