Mr. Fox's Clever Strategies

Mr. Fox and Badger dig a tunnel to Bunsa's storehouse, filled with food. They carefully select items for a feast, ensuring not to overdo it. The animals load the food onto carts and plan a grand dinner for their friends.

What is the main concern of Mr. Fox at the beginning of the chapter?

• His injured toe

• The weather conditions

• The lack of food

• The presence of hunters

Who assists Mr. Fox in digging the tunnel?

• Buns

• Badger

• The small foxes

• The rabbits

What does Mr. Fox claim to know blindfolded?

• The location of the hunters

• The way to the market

• The layout of the farms

• The path to the river

What do the small foxes find most appealing in the storehouse?

• The sides of bacon

• The ducks and geese

• The carrots

• The smoked hams

Why does Mr. Fox decide to take only a few items from the storehouse?

• To avoid being caught

• To make multiple trips

• To test the quality first

• To leave some for others

Which item does Mr. Fox NOT initially plan to take?

• Smoked hams

• Carrots

• Geese

• Ducks

What is the purpose of the push carts in the plan?

• To transport the food

• To hide from Buns

• To store extra items

• To block the tunnel