Fantastic Mr. Fox

Who is the author of this book?

• Roald Dahl.

• Arthur Conan Doyle.

• Mary Pope Osbourne.

• Bernard Smith.

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What are the names of the three farmers?

• Beene, Bunce and Bogg

• Bounce, Boggis and Bean

• Boggis, Bunce and Bean

• Bogger, Beene and Buce

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Why were Boggis, Bean and Bunce angry at the Fox?

• Because the Fox's family was noisy and they couldn't sleep at night.

• Because the Fox stole animals from their farms.

• Because the Fox killed the plants in their farms.

• All the answers are correct.

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Why did the Fox steal from the farms?

• He had fun doing that.

• He and his family wanted pets.

• He and his family ate what the Fox stole.

• The animals in the men's farms were the best of all the farms.

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What did Boggis raise on his farm?

• chickens

• geese

• ducks

• apples

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What did Bean raise on his farm?

• Turkey and apples

• Chickens

• Ducks and geese

• Pigs

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What does Bunce raise on his farm?

• apple cider

• chickens

• ducks and geese

• foxes

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How many chickens with dumplings did the chicken farmer eat for his breakfast, lunch and supper?

• one

• four

• three

• nine

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Why did the farmers dig the entire hill?

• Because they wanted to catch the Fox.

• Because the hill blocked their view of the valley.

• Because Mr. Fox had built the hill.

• Becuase the hill was too steep to climb to get to Mr. Fox's hole.

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What did Bean look like?

• Fat as a balloon.

• Thin as a pencil.

• Short as a dwarf.

• Handsome as a Prince.

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