Fantastic Mr Fox Quiz
Fantastic Mr. Fox Quiz
Test your knowledge of Roald Dahl's beloved story, Fantastic Mr. Fox! This quiz will challenge your understanding of the characters, events, and fun details from the book.
Join the adventure and see how much you remember!
- Multiple choice questions
- Fun for all ages
- Great for fans of Roald Dahl
Which farmer came up with the idea to dig Mr Fox out?
Farmer Bunce
Farmer Been
Farmer Bean
Farmer Boggis
How many children does Mr Fox have?
2
8
12
4
At the start of chapter 4, why was Mr Fox glum?
He was starving.
He was being dug out of his hole.
He lost his tail.
He was about to have a feast.
Chapter 5 is called 'The Terrible Tractors'. What is this an example of?
Onomatopoea
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Metaphor
"When he smiled you saw his scarlet gums." What colour are Beans gums?
Purple
Orange
Red
Blue
'Thirty-five,' Boggis said. 'I've got thirty-six,' Bunce said. 'And I've got thirty-seven,' Bean said. How many men did the farmers have?
93
110
108
61
What colour are the mechanical diggers?
Grey
Yellow
Aqua
Black
What type of farm did Bunce own?
Chicken
Apple
Turkey
Duck and goose
What foods did farmer Bean eat?
Turkey
Apple
Chicken
He didn't eat food
'Boggis and Bunce and Bean. One fat, one short, one lean.' Which farmer is fat?
Boggis
Bunce
Bean
All three farmers
'Dang and blast' is repeated in the story. Which farmer says this?
Bunce
Bean
Boggis
It could be any of them
What is a synonym for lurking?
Whispering
Hiding
Celebrating
Freezing
Where did Mr Fox and his family live?
In a hole under a tree on a hill.
In a hole under a tree in the valley.
In a hole under a tree by the river.
In a hole under a tree in a hill.
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