2. What does Rat take with him into the woods?
(a) His friend, Mr. Otter
(b) A first-aid kit
(c) A big stick and pistols
(d) A big luncheon basket

3. What offer does Mole make to Rat?
(a) To help persuade Toad to return home
(b) To change jobs with him tomorrow
(c) To switch bunks so Rat can sleep better
(d) To leave with him early in the morning

4. Which of these animals is NOT called "unsavory" by Rat?
(a) Stoats
(b) Otters
(c) Foxes
(d) Weasels

5. Which animal in the Wild Wood does Rat like the best?
(a) Badger
(b) Snake
(c) Rabbit
(d) Squirrel

6. What does Mole compare the river to?
(a) A long, chattering snake
(b) A banquet for the senses
(c) A friendly child on a sunny day
(d) A storyteller telling secrets

7. Who goes to the village for supplies?
(a) Mole
(b) Toad
(c) Rat
(d) The grey horse

8. One of the carolers is carrying:
(a) A lantern
(b) Silver bells
(c) Sugar cookies
(d) A shepherd's crook

9. What animals do Rat and Mole see in the village?
(a) A family of mice
(b) A cat and a bird
(c) A dog and a horse
(d) A pair of raccoons

10. Where are the animals when they come out of Badger's tunnel?
(a) At the edge of the woods
(b) Close to Mr. Toad's house
(c) In the heart of the woods
(d) On the banks of the river

11. Who sings a carol to Rat and Mole?
(a) A pair of squirrels
(b) A group of field mice
(c) One of the rabbits
(d) A group of tiny bunnies

12. Toad has fits in which he:
(a) Begs his friends to let him drive
(b) Hops around the bedroom, screaming
(c) Pretends that his chairs are a motorcar
(d) Threatens his friends with lawsuits

13. What is the first thing Rat and Mole do in Badger's home?
(a) Find beds to sleep in.
(b) Tell about their adventure.
(c) Get warm by the fire.
(d) Eat supper with Badger

14. Why is Rat unhappy on the expedition?
(a) He feels tired from walking so long
(b) He misses the river and his home
(c) The rabbits make fun of his clothes
(d) Toad gives him the tiresome chores

15. What does Rat suggest doing after the accident?
(a) Getting in touch with the insurance agent
(b) Lodging a complaint with the police
(c) Demanding an apology from the driver
(d) Suing the driver for damages to the wagon