2. What adjective does Mr. Fox call his smallest Small Fox for his idea about the carrots?
(a) Kind.
(b) Thoughtful.
(c) Mature.
(d) Amazing.

3. What adjective does Mrs. Fox apply to Mr. Fox once she sees the chickens he has sent?
(a) Crafty.
(b) Fantastic.
(c) Marvelous.
(d) Sexy.

4. Which character does Mr. Badger name as the one who "can usually sneak out of the tightest spots" (46)?
(a) Mr. Mouse.
(b) Mr. Weasel.
(c) Mr. Rabbit.
(d) Mr. Wolverine.

5. At least how many smoked hams are present within Bunce's storehouse?
(a) 80.
(b) 100.
(c) 50.
(d) 200.

6. Mr. Fox determines his location as Chicken House Number what?
(a) 10.
(b) 1.
(c) 2.
(d) 3.

7. Mr. Fox describes the digging animals as "decent" (60) people who love what?
(a) Their families.
(b) Conflict.
(c) Traditions.
(d) Peace.

8. What adjective is used in the title of Chapter 13 to describe the size of Bunce's storehouse?
(a) Gigantic.
(b) Mega.
(c) Humongous.
(d) Giant.

9. What word does Dahl use to indicate the nature of Mr. Fox's and his children's laughter at the thought of their coming feast?
(a) Crinkle.
(b) Churgle.
(c) Chortle.
(d) Chuckle.

10. For how many nights does Mr. Badger say he had been digging before running into Mr. Fox?
(a) 6.
(b) 1.
(c) 2.
(d) 3.

11. When Mrs. Fox sees the chickens in Chapter 11, how does she react?
(a) She believes she must be dreaming.
(b) She starts to salivate.
(c) She starts to cry.
(d) She cries out with joy.

12. What tool does Mr. Fox use in order to obtain the three hams from Bunce's storehouse?
(a) A screwdriver.
(b) A step-ladder.
(c) A saw.
(d) A length of rope.

13. How many rows of shelves of cider are featured in the illustration of the storeroom on page 64?
(a) 19.
(b) 8.
(c) 6.
(d) 12.

14. How many bunches of carrots does Mr. Fox gather from Bunce's storehouse?
(a) 10.
(b) 19.
(c) 22.
(d) 3.

15. Mr. Fox describes the place to which he is taking the Small Foxes using what adjective?
(a) Scrumtrilescent.
(b) Fantastic.
(c) Marvelous.
(d) Sweet.