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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bean is said to be so dirty, that he suffers from what affliction?
(a) Flea bites.
(b) Blindness.
(c) A constant rash.
(d) Deafness.

2. How many farmhands does Boggis have on his farm?
(a) 24.
(b) 36.
(c) 37.
(d) 35.

3. What product or products does Bean produce at his farm?
(a) Chickens.
(b) Pears.
(c) Apple cider and turkeys.
(d) Pigs.

4. When the farmers are waiting outside of Mr. Fox's hole, what object does each farmer hide behind?
(a) A car.
(b) A tree.
(c) A building.
(d) A bush.

5. Under what feature is the Fox family's hole located?
(a) A mountain.
(b) A tree.
(c) A cliff.
(d) An abandoned house.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which farmer is tall, thin, and clever?

2. Boggis yells to Mr. Fox as the farmers chase him that Mr. Fox has "had his last" (26) what?

3. Which farmer picks his nose openly during his conversation about Mr. Fox with the other two farmers?

4. What action does Bunce say he would like to take in regard to Mr. Fox?

5. What object comes through the ceiling of the Fox family's home?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Mr. and Mrs. Fox live with their four Small Foxes?

2. What is the cause of Bean's deafness?

3. How are characters from neighboring villages used within the text as the voice of reason?

4. What routine have the foxes adopted each night when it gets dark?

5. Which parties are part of "The Race" (23) named in the title of Chapter 6?

6. What method does Mr. Fox use to evade capture at the hands of a particular farmer?

7. What is Bean's fourth idea for how to eradicate Mr. Fox?

8. What is Bean's third idea for catching and killing Mr. Fox?

9. Which three characters in the text are introduced on its very first page?

10. How is the theme of appearance versus reality depicted within the scene when Bean's first plan to catch Mr. Fox is enacted?

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