3. Who is the author of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse?
(a) James Burks.
(b) Gene Yang.
(c) Scott Morse.
(d) Charlie Mackesy.

4. What are the mole and the boy doing when they talk about how strange it is that we can only see the outside but most things happen on the inside?
(a) Looking into a mirror.
(b) Watching the fox.
(c) Looking at their reflections in water.
(d) Walking through the forest.

5. What is the mole's first complaint?
(a) That it cannot see very well.
(b) That it is small.
(c) That the boy is too loud.
(d) That it is hungry.

6. What is the first thing that the boy says to the mole?
(a) Please move.
(b) Hello.
(c) Can you help me?
(d) Who are you?

7. What does the boy say he sometimes feels?
(a) Boring.
(b) Small.
(c) Scared.
(d) Lost.

8. What does the fox threaten to do?
(a) Steal food.
(b) Chase the mole away from the boy.
(c) Follow the boy home.
(d) Kill the mole.

9. Whom does the mole say is the hardest person to forgive?
(a) Yourself.
(b) Someone you love.
(c) Your enemy.
(d) A person who will not apologize.

10. What problem does the fox have when the boy meets it?
(a) It is caught in a trap.
(b) It is lonely.
(c) It has fallen in the river.
(d) It is hungry.

11. For what purpose does the mole close its eyes and breathe?
(a) To calm itself down.
(b) To focus on its sense of hearing.
(c) To think about what to say.
(d) To focus on the present moment.

12. Who does the mole tell the boy he should be kind to?
(a) Himself.
(b) The bird.
(c) The horse.
(d) The fox.

13. After it is rescued, what does the fox draw in the snow?
(a) An arrow.
(b) A heart.
(c) Its name.
(d) A child.

14. What does the mole say is a great freedom?
(a) Measuring ourselves by our own standards.
(b) Eating dessert.
(c) Making friends with whomever we want.
(d) Choosing how we react to things.

15. What happens to the dessert that the mole tries to bring the boy?
(a) The boy does not want it.
(b) The mole drops it.
(c) The fox steals it.
(d) The mole eats it.