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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which rabbit becomes frightened by the story?
(a) Fiver
(b) Bigwig
(c) Pipkin
(d) Strawberry
2. On what are the rabbits drifting down the river?
(a) A boat
(b) A log
(c) A raft
(d) A piece of wood
3. Why does Bigwig pretend to be hurt?
(a) To get more food
(b) To get the fox to chase him
(c) To get attention from a doe
(d) To get a day off
4. As what do mothers use General Woundwort legend?
(a) A joke
(b) A bedtime story
(c) An old wives' tale
(d) A threat
5. What must the rabbit chew to free the dog?
(a) A chain
(b) A wooden door
(c) A collar
(d) A rope
6. Which of the following characters fight against the General's troops?
(a) Bigwig
(b) Fiver
(c) Hazel
(d) Pipkin
7. Who assures Hazel there is nothing to worry about concerning Bigwig?
(a) Fiver
(b) Avens
(c) Blackavar
(d) Strawberry
8. Who becomes chief of the new warren?
(a) Silver
(b) Bigwig
(c) Silver
(d) Strawberry
9. What does Fiver say they must find?
(a) A farmer
(b) A dog
(c) A cat
(d) A cannon
10. What happens to Woundwort when he fights the dog?
(a) He is injured
(b) He wins the fight
(c) He is killed
(d) He makes friends with the dog
11. Who does the General ask Bigwig if he knows?
(a) Hazel
(b) Avens
(c) Groundsel
(d) Strawberry
12. Who helps Bigwig with his plan?
(a) Pipkin
(b) Fiver
(c) Holly
(d) Hazel
13. What part of the General does Bigwig injure?
(a) His tail
(b) His nose
(c) His eye
(d) His foot
14. Who helps Lucy set Hazel free?
(a) The doctor
(b) Her brother
(c) The farmer
(d) Her sister
15. Who does the General try to send to fight Bigwig?
(a) Holly
(b) Efrara
(c) Vervian
(d) Blackavar
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Bigwig say Fiver knows how to predict?
2. Who do Hazel's rabbits leave behind?
3. Why is there a mutilated rabbit in a cave?
4. For what is the patrol looking?
5. What do the rabbits do in the winter?
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