I continued to do the reading and answered some questions:
Questions
1. Name the three farmers and describe them?
The three farmers were Boggis, Bunce, Bean. Boggis was a chicken farmer and he was enormously fat. Bunce was a duck and goose farmer and he was a kind of pot-bellied dwarf. Bean was a Turkey and apple farmer and he never ate any food at all that's why he was so thin like a pencil.
2. Who was in Mr Fox family?
Mr Fox has a wife named Mrs Fox and they lived with their four small Foxes. They live in a hole above the hill under huge tree. Mr Fox is clever and can smell 50 yards off.
3. What could the fox family have dinner if they went to Bunce's farm?
When they were at Bunce farm they could have dinner like a goose or duck.
4. Why were the three farmers waiting outside the fox hole and why had they chosen that particular spot?
The three farmers was waiting outside the hole Because underneath the dark hole there was a tunnel and that tunnel lead to Mr Fox and his Family Home.
5. Why did the fox 'prick' his ears?
Mr Fox pricked his ears because he waited for so long but heard nothing while flattened his body against the ground.
6. What effect did the sight of the shovel have on Mr Fox?
The effect of the shovel to Mr Fox is terrible it took his tail all off and made him couldn't sleep because of the pain
7. Describe the character of Mr Fox
Mr Fox is a type of fox that is clever, industrious, brave, smart and has a good sense of smell.
8. Why was wind direction important to Mr Fox
The wind direction is important to Mr Fox because its helps him with his sense of smell and can easily smell 50 yards away. when the wind blows into his face that means someone is lurking around the shadows.
9.What do you think will happen next in the story?
I think the next thing will happen in the story is that they will dig thru all dirt in there way and escape the hole they were living at. and survive the tractors that tried to demolished them.
10. What has been your favourite part so far?
My favourite part Is when the family showed work together in digging could survive and showed resilience and also love to the family.
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