The Midnight Fox

Why does Tommy decide to never visit the black fox at her den again?

• He is afraid the fox might attach him.

• He thinks the fox may run away and leave the baby fox behind.

• He knows that if the black fox sees him, she may move her baby fox.

• All of the above.

What is the main theme of 'The Midnight Fox'?

• Friendship and understanding

• Adventure and exploration

• Fear and courage

• Loss and acceptance

Who is the protagonist in 'The Midnight Fox'?

• Tommy

• Aunt Millie

• Uncle Fred

• The black fox

What does Tommy learn from his experience with the black fox?

• To respect nature

• To be brave

• To trust his instincts

• To be independent

How does the author describe the black fox in 'The Midnight Fox'?

• Mysterious and elusive

• Fierce and dangerous

• Friendly and playful

• Timid and shy

What is the setting of 'The Midnight Fox'?

• A bustling city

• A quiet countryside

• A dense forest

• A sandy beach

Which literary device is prominently used in 'The Midnight Fox'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

What motivates Tommy to visit the black fox's den?

• Curiosity

• Fear

• Boredom

• Anger

How does Tommy's perception of the black fox change throughout the story?

• From fear to admiration

• From indifference to curiosity

• From dislike to friendship

• From hatred to love

What role does Aunt Millie play in 'The Midnight Fox'?

• She is a supportive figure

• She is an antagonist

• She is a comic relief

• She is a mentor