What did the Smallest Fox do when he spotted the jars on the shelves?
He immediately ran to tell Mr. Fox
He gaped at them with his mouth wide open
He picked one up and sniffed it carefully
He sneaked a jar off the shelf and took a gulp
What did Badger's front paws hit against while they were digging the new tunnel?
A metal door blocking their way
A solid brick wall
A thick layer of concrete and stone
A wooden floor above their heads
What did Rat shout as Mr. Fox and the others escaped through the hole in the wall?
"Get out and never come back to my cellar!"
"You nearly got us all caught you fools!"
"Thieves! Robbers! Bandits! Burglars!"
"Good riddance! And don't come back!"
to let out a loud burst of air from the stomach through the mouth (verb); the sound this makes (noun)
blech
belhc
belch
bealch
Who appeared through the hole in the wall when Mr. Fox pulled out the first brick?
A small sharp faced Rat with whiskers
A sleeping weasel curled up in the corner
A large toad sitting on a jar
A mouse with tiny beady eyes
very great in size amount or intensity; extremely impressive
tremendous
tremendouse
treamendous
tremandous
What was Rat doing when Mr. Fox and the others found him in the cellar?
He was using a rubber tube to suck cider out of a jar
He was counting all the jars and making a list
He was sleeping on the highest shelf
He was guarding the door at the bottom of the steps
extremely large; of enormous size
Colossal
Colessal
Colassal
Colossall
cried out in a loud high-pitched voice usually from shock fear or excitement
shreiked
shreeked
sheirked
shrieked
a building used for storing large amounts of goods or food
storhouse
storehause
starehouse
storehouse
He smiled __________ when he realised nobody had noticed that he had taken the last piece of cake from the plate.
slyly
The __________ statue in the town square was so tall that you had to tilt your head all the way back just to see the top of it.
colossal
The little boy was so __________ that he answered back to every single adult who spoke to him without any shame whatsoever.
impudent
After practising every single day for months she was absolutely __________ to pass her exam with flying colours.
bound
Who came down the steps into the cellar while Mr. Fox and the others were hiding?
A huge woman carrying a rolling pin
One of the farm workers sent to fetch supplies
A small thin woman with a flashlight
Farmer Bean himself looking for his cider
She __________ with excitement when she found out her best friend was coming to stay for the whole weekend.
shrieked
What did Mr. Fox warn Rat would happen to him before he escaped?
That he was going to be poisoned
That he would run out of cider very soon
That the farmers would set traps for him
That the woman would find him and throw him out
The crowd let out a __________ cheer when the winning goal was scored in the very last second of the match.
tremendous
The farmer kept all of his finest produce locked safely inside the __________ at the back of his property.
storehouse
in a cunning and secretive way as if hiding something clever
slyly
slylee
slyyly
slily
showing a complete lack of respect in a bold and cheeky way
inpudent
impudet
impudent
inpudet
What was written on every single jar lining the walls of the cellar?
BUNCE
CIDER
BEAN
APPLE
certain to happen or do something (adjective); to leap or jump energetically (verb)
Bound
Bouned
Baund
Boaund
After drinking three large glasses of fizzy lemonade he let out a __________ so loud that the whole restaurant turned to stare.
belch
Where did Mr. Fox and the others hide when they heard footsteps on the stairs?x"
They jumped up onto a shelf and hid behind a row of cider ja
They crouched behind a large wooden barrel
They squeezed back through the hole in the wall
They lay flat on the floor and stayed completely still