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Fantastic Mr. Fox Chapters 8-12

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  • The delicious smell of roasting chicken __________ down the tunnel and made everyone's mouth water.
    wafted
  • The children could barely contain their __________ when they heard they were going on a surprise trip.
    excitement
  • Who did Mr. Fox tell his son to invite to the feast?
    The Badgers, Moles, Rabbits and Weasels
  • What did Mrs. Fox notice in Mr. Fox's eyes that told her he had thought of something?
    A gleam of moonlight reflected in his pupils
    A tiny tear running down his cheek
    A look of scarlet fury directed at the farmers
    A little spark of excitement dancing in his eyes
  • Where did the three farmers set up their tents?
    Inside the fox's tunnel at the bottom of the hill
    At the bottom of the valley next to their farms
    In the wood at the top of the hill
    In the crater on the hill surrounding the fox's hole
  • The __________ darted through the undergrowth so fast that nobody could follow where it had gone.
    badger
    weasel
    fox
    mole
  • to look at something quickly and secretly through a small gap (verb); a small quick look (noun)
    peep
    qeeq
    peap
    piip
  • Moved gently through the air, usually referring to a smell.
    Vafted
    Wafted
    Waftde
    Waftd
  • A feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness.
    Eksitement
    Exsitement
    Excitement
    Excitedment
  • A bright vivid shade of red.
    Scarlet
    Skarlett
    Sacrelt
    Skarlet
  • a small furry animal that lives underground and digs tunnels
    mole
    mool
    moel
    moal
  • Despite three days without food or water the fox family remained __________, refusing to give up.
    undefeated
  • a small, slim, fast-moving animal with a long body and short legs
    weazel
    weasal
    weasel
    weasly
  • Where was Mrs. Fox when the Small Fox came bursting in with the chickens?
    She was lying down, very weak from lack of food
  • The ability to do something frightening or difficult without giving up
    Curage
    Courage
    Cureage
    Cuorage
  • a very short amount of time; in a moment
    giffy
    jiiffy
    jiffyy
    jiffy
  • The tiny puppy was such a __________ that it could fit comfortably inside a coat pocket.
    midget
  • A smell, especially one left behind by an animal or person.
    Sent
    Scant
    Scent
    SKent
  • What animals did Badger say were also trapped on the hill and starving?
    Mole, Rabbit, Weasel and all their families
  • He smiled and you could see more __________ than teeth — bright pink and wide as anything.
    gums
  • Where had the fox family tunnelled up into?
    The farmhouse kitchen
    Boggis's Chicken House Number One
    Bean's Secret Cider Cellar
    Bunce's Giant Storehouse
  • How long had the waiting game been going on when Chapter 9 began?
    One day and one night
    Three days and three nights
    Four days and four nights
    Two days and two nights
  • He took a quick __________ through the curtains to see if his friends had arrived yet.
    jiffy
    peep
    wearily
    mole
  • The horses all gathered around the __________ and drank thirstily after a long day in the hot sun.
    drinking-trough
  • Plans or preparations made in advance for something to happen.
    Arrengments
    Arrangments
    Arrangements
    Arrangemants
  • in a tired and exhausted way, as if all energy has been used up
    werely
    wearily
    wearly
    werily
  • What did Bean suggest doing to get the fox out?
    Flooding the tunnel with water
    Sending Bunce down the hole to fetch him
    Starving him out by camping and watching the hole day and ni
    Setting fire to the hill
  • It took enormous __________ to stand up in front of the whole school and admit that he had made a mistake.
    courage
  • Which direction did Mr. Fox tell his children they needed to dig?
    Sideways and downward
    Back the way they had already come
    Straight upwards towards the surface
    Straight ahead through the middle of the hill
  • She was absolutely __________ after missing every single meal that day — her stomach wouldn't stop growling.
    starving
  • Not having lost or been beaten despite facing great challenges.
    Undefaeted
    Undrefeated
    Underfeated
    Undefeated
  • The firm pink flesh inside the mouth that surrounds the base of the teeth.
    Gum
    Gums
    Gumes
    Gumz
  • How many men did the three farmers order to surround the hill?
    Ninety six
    Seventy five
    One hundred and twenty
    One hundred and eight
  • The tall stack of books __________ off the shelf and crashed loudly onto the floor below.
    toppled
  • In a gentle, caring and loving way.
    tenderly
    trenderly
    tenerly
    tenterly
  • Very unhappy, uncomfortable or unpleasant.
    Misserable
    Mizerable
    Miserable
    Misrable
  • Why was Badger angry with Mr. Fox when they first met in the tunnel?
    He felt the whole mess was entirely Mr. Fox's fault
  • "I'll be back in a __________!" shouted Dad as he ran back into the house to grab his keys.
    wearily
    peep
    jiffy
    mole
  • Suffering greatly from hunger; or informally, very hungry
    Stavring
    Startving
    Straving
    Starving
  • He made all the __________ for the trip well in advance, booking the tickets and packing the bags days before they left.
    arrangements
  • The gardener dug deep into the dark __________ and planted a row of seeds along the edge of the path.
    soil
  • She __________ climbed into bed after the longest and most exhausting day she had ever had in her life.
    wearily
    jiffy
    peep
    mole
  • What did Mrs. Fox think was happening when she first opened her eyes and saw the chickens?
    She thought she was dreaming
  • What did Mr. Fox give to the biggest Small Fox to carry back to Mrs. Fox?
    Three plump hens
  • What did Mr. Fox feel above his head when the tunnel sloped upwards?
    Wooden planks forming a floor above them
    Loose soil that crumbled easily in his paws
    A thick layer of concrete and brick
    Cold solid stone blocking their way
  • What did Boggis hold close to the fox's hole to tempt Mr. Fox out?
    A large smoked ham
    A steaming chicken
    A basket of freshly baked bread
    A steaming plate of dumplings
  • In a way that shows great urgency or need
    Desprately
    Desparitly
    Desperetly
    Desperately
  • She __________ searched through every single drawer in the house looking for her missing homework.
    desperately
  • The gardener was furious when he discovered that a __________ had dug tunnels all across his perfectly neat lawn.
    armadillo
    peep
    weasel
    mole
  • A very small person or creature.
    miidget
    Midget
    Migdet
    Miget
  • The dog followed the __________ of the rabbit all the way across the field and into the woods.
    scent
  • Fell over suddenly, or caused something to fall.
    Toppled
    Toppeled
    Toppeled
    Topplled
  • The top layer of earth in which plants grow.
    Soile
    Coil
    Soil
    Siol
  • The mother __________ stroked her child's hair as he fell asleep, being as gentle as possible.
    tenderly
  • Who suddenly appeared through a hole in the roof of the tunnel in Chapter 12?
    Badger
  • She felt completely __________ when she found out her best friend was moving to another city.
    miserable
  • A long open container filled with water for animals to drink from.
    Drinking-trough
    Drinking-through
    Drinking-trouhg
    Drinkin-trough
  • What did Mr. Fox do for a long time before coming up with his plan?
    Crept to the mouth of the tunnel to sniff the air
    Paced up and down the tunnel talking to himself
    Whispered quietly to Mrs. Fox about what to do
    Sat very still with his eyes closed thinking desperately
  • His face turned __________ with embarrassment when he walked into the wrong classroom in front of everyone.
    scarlet
  • To be all around something or someone on every side.
    Sureround
    Suround
    Surround
    Surruond
  • The police decided to completely __________ the building so that nobody could get in or out.
    surround