Mr. Fox and the Farmers' Strategies

The story introduces three mean farmers: Bogus, Bunce, and Bean, each with distinct characteristics. Mr. Fox, living with his family, cleverly steals from these farmers every night. The farmers, frustrated by the thefts, devise a plan to catch Mr. Fox by ambushing him outside his home. However, Mr. Fox's cunning nature makes him a challenging target.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• The nastiness of the farmers

• The poverty of the farmers

• The wealth of the farmers

• The kindness of the farmers

What type of farm does Boggis own?

• Apple orchard

• Duck farm

• Chicken farm

• Turkey farm

What is Boggis's daily diet?

• Apples and cider

• Turkeys and cider

• Donuts and goose livers

• Chickens with dumplings

What is Bunce's physical characteristic?

• Tall and thin

• Short and pot-bellied

• Enormously fat

• Muscular and strong

What unusual food does Bunce eat?

• Donuts stuffed with goose liver paste

• Chickens with dumplings

• Turkeys and cider

• Apples and cider

What type of farm does Bean own?

• Duck farm

• Turkey and apple farm

• Chicken farm

• Goose farm

What is Bean's diet?

• Only cider

• Donuts and goose livers

• Turkeys and cider

• Chickens with dumplings

What is the main characteristic of Bean?

• Fat and lazy

• Short and angry

• Thin and clever

• Tall and kind

What do the children sing about the farmers?

• They are poor and struggling

• They are different in looks but equally mean

• They are brave and strong

• They are kind and generous

Where does Mr. Fox live?

• In a barn

• In a hole under a tree

• In a cave

• In a house