Boggis ate three boiled chickens every day for breakfast, lunch, and supper.
True
False
Bunce drank cider and was enormously fat.
False
True
Bean was the cleverest of the three farmers.
False
True
Mr. Fox lived in a hole under a tree with his wife and three small foxes.
True
False
Every evening, Mr. Fox asked his family what they would like to eat.
True
False
The farmers admired Mr. Fox for his clever tricks.
True
False
The three farmers waited outside the hole with pistols in their hands.
True
False
Mr. Fox lost his tail when the farmers tried to shoot him.
False
True
The fox family was never afraid of the farmers.
True
False
The farmers planned to dig the foxes out with spades and picks.
True
False
What did Boggis eat every day for all three meals?
Sausages and eggs
Roast beef
Three boiled chickens
Apple pie
Who were the three mean farmers?
Foxy, Max, and Bean
Boris, Bruce, and Bob
Baggins, Bunce, and Barry
Boggis, Bunce, and Bean
Where did Mr. Fox and his family live?
Under a big rock
In a barn on Bean’s farm
In a cave behind a waterfall
In a hole under a tree
Where did Mr. Fox and his family live?
Under a big rock
In a barn on Bean’s farm
In a cave behind a waterfall
In a hole under a tree
What kind of animals did Bunce keep on his farm?
Ducks and geese
Sheep and pigs
Chickens
Turkeys
Why did the farmers want to catch Mr. Fox?
Because he kept stealing their animals
Because they wanted a pet fox
Because he was digging holes on their land
Because he was noisy at night
