This is the character who eats doughnuts stuffed with goose liver paste.
Who is Farmer Bunce?
100
This is where the farmers live. Clue: Down in the ____________ there were three farms.
What is the valley?
100
This is the meaning of the word wafted. The scent of chicken wafted down the tunnel.
What is floated?
100
Although at first this character is worried about whether stealing is right, he helps Mr. Fox steal food from the farmers.
Who is Badger?
100
They are the three antagonists in the story.
Who if Farmer Boggis, Farmer Bunce and Farmer Bean?
200
This character eats three boiled chickens smothered with dumplings every day for breakfast, lunch and supper.
Who is Farmer Boggis?
200
This is what the Foxes' hole is under.
What is a huge tree?
200
This vocabulary word in the book, means to ridicule, or make fun of.
What is jeered?
200
This is the first place Mr. Fox takes his children.
What is Boggis's Chicken House Number One?
200
This is the number of days and nights and foxes are without food or water.
What is three?
300
The character who calls Mr. Fox and Badger, "Thieves! Robbers! Bandits! Burglars!"
Who is Rat?
300
This is where Farmer Bean stores his cider.
What is the cellar?
300
When something reeks, this is what it means.
What is smells bad?
300
These are the machines the farmers use to dig.
What are tractors?
300
This is the character whom Mr. Fox describes as impudent.
Who is Rat?
400
This character never washes and his ears are clogged with all kinds of muck.
Who is Farmer Bean?
400
This is where the farmers are at the end of the story.
What is outside Fox's hole?
400
This vocabulary word in the book means stubborn.
What is obstinate?
400
This is where the Foxes and Badger get duck, geese, bacon, ham and carrots for the feast.
Where is Bunce's Giant Storehouse?
400
The two things the three farmers have in common.
What is rich and mean?
500
The character who smells rats in the cellar.
Who is Mabel?
500
This is where the feast is.
Where is the underground dining room?
500
This literary term means that the beginning sounds of two or more words in a row begin with the same sound. For example, fantastic fox or giant, grumpy, gorilla.
What is alliteration?
500
Aside from the Foxes, these are the four other types of animals at the feast.
What are Badgers, Moles, Rabbits and Weasels?
500
This is the number of men the three farmers have all together to guard the hill.