What did Mr. Fox say they would simply take to keep their families alive?
Mr. Fox said they would simply take a little food here and there to keep themselves and their families alive.
What did Badger suddenly say that made Mr. Fox stop digging in Chapter 14?
Badger suddenly said "Doesn't this worry you just a tiny bit, Foxy? All this stealing."
moved slowly and quietly so as not to be heard or noticed
crepty
krept
crept
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It was __________ that Mr. Fox had managed to tunnel directly underneath all three farms without getting caught.
miraculous
completely and totally; used to emphasise something strongly
Absulutely
Absoluty
Absoslutly
Absolutely
Mr. Fox hit it smack in the middle — right in the __________ — exactly where he had been aiming all along.
bullseye
in an extremely hungry way; eating with great greed and speed
ravenously
ravenouslly
ravenusly
ravenselly
The hungry animals were so desperate that a thin thread of __________ slid down the side of their mouths just looking at all the food.
saliva
very small pieces or amounts of food
morsel
moresals
morsals
morsels
the watery liquid produced in the mouth that helps with chewing and digesting food
Salive
Saliva
Savlia
Saleyva
The animals were __________ still as they heard the sound of someone coming down the steps above them.
absolutely
Badger and the Small Foxes __________ in amazement when they saw the thousands of ducks and geese stacked from floor to ceiling.
gaped
What did Mr. Fox do before anyone else was allowed to take anything from the storehouse?
Mr. Fox told everyone to stop and fall back, saying that as it was his party he would do all the choosing.
so remarkable and unexpected that it seems almost impossible
miraculous
miraqulous
miraculos
miraculus
The smell of the ducks and geese was so __________ that the animals could barely stop themselves from leaping forward to grab them.
luscious
Who helped Mr. Fox dig the new tunnel towards Bunce's farm in Chapter 13?
Badger helped Mr. Fox dig the new tunnel towards Bunce's farm.
What was stored inside Bunce's Giant Storehouse?
Bunce's Giant Storehouse was packed with thousands of the finest and fattest ducks.
the centre of a target; also used to mean hitting something exactly right
bullseyes
bullseye
bullsie
bulls eye
The ravenously hungry animals sprang forward and ate __________ , barely stopping to breathe between mouthfuls.
ravenously
an underground room beneath a building, often used for storage
cellar
cellare
celler
Chellar
stared with your mouth wide open in shock or amazement
gaped
gapd
gayped
gapde
Mr. Fox __________ through the hole in the wall and found himself standing in a vast dark room.
crept
They found themselves in a vast damp __________ with hundreds of glass jars lining the walls from floor to ceiling.
cellar
Mr. Fox said they must only take the choicest __________ and not give the game away by taking too much.
morsels
having a rich, delicious taste or appearance; very appealing
lucsious
luscious
lushious
lusious