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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Kehaar say is nearing the tracks?
(a) A car
(b) Efrafa patrols
(c) A pack of dogs
(d) Angry farmers

2. What does Hazel suggest to the General?
(a) They share the does
(b) They build a new warren
(c) They leave each other alone
(d) The General leaves the area

3. What did Bigwig earlier lead to the Owsla?
(a) A owl
(b) A hawk
(c) A fox
(d) A badger

4. What does Woundwort plan when he finds the new warren?
(a) A surprise attack
(b) A surprise party
(c) A fire
(d) A sing song

5. Who looked after Woundwort?
(a) A schoolmaster
(b) A child
(c) A fireman
(d) A nurse

6. What stops the boat?
(a) A rock
(b) A bridge
(c) Kehaar
(d) General Woundwort

7. Where was the only place the rabbits could get food?
(a) A house
(b) A cow field
(c) A farm
(d) A green grocers

8. Who do Hazel's rabbits leave behind?
(a) Silver
(b) Blackberry
(c) Pipkin
(d) Fiver

9. What kind of animal tries to attack Hazel?
(a) A fox
(b) A dog
(c) A cat
(d) A badger

10. Where does Lucy set Hazel free?
(a) The entrance to Watership Down
(b) The forest
(c) The entrance to Efrara
(d) The corn field

11. Who does Hazel send to give a message to Efrafa?
(a) Kehaar
(b) Bigwig
(c) Fiver
(d) Pipkin

12. What do the rabbits do in the winter?
(a) Paint the warren
(b) Mate
(c) Listen to stories
(d) Tell jokes

13. Who do the rabbits think is dead?
(a) Dandelion
(b) Fiver
(c) Hazel
(d) Bigwig

14. Who helps Lucy set Hazel free?
(a) Her brother
(b) The doctor
(c) Her sister
(d) The farmer

15. What the name of Hazel's warren?
(a) Watership Down
(b) Romsey
(c) Honeycomb
(d) The Winchester

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bigwig have to do to get the mark of his choice?

2. Which part of the General does Bigwig bite?

3. Who has dug himself behind a wall?

4. Which rabbit has now become a legend?

5. Why is there a mutilated rabbit in a cave?

(see the answer keys)

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