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      The Animals of Farthing Forest
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      What led the Fox and Badger to decide to call upon an assembly of animals?
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      • They wanted to eat the little animals.

      • They wanted to scare the animals away from the Woods

      • They wanted to discuss about the threat on their habitat.

      • They wanted to find out how to source for water.

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      1. What led the Fox and Badger to decide to call upon an assembly of animals?
        1. They wanted to eat the little animals.
        2. They wanted to scare the animals away from the Woods
        3. They wanted to discuss about the threat on their habitat.
        4. They wanted to find out how to source for water.
      2. What was a characteristic of the Tawny Owl as identified in Chp 1?
        1. Trustworthy
        2. Intelligent
        3. Experienced
        4. Indifferent
      3. Which animal expressed fear upon meeting the Fox and how did it respond?
        1. Rabbit, it scurried away.
        2. Rabbit, it rolled on the ground.
        3. Hedgehog, it rolled into a ball.
        4. Hedgehog, it stood its ground.
      4. Which statement best explains the reaction towards fear?
        1. When you roll into a ball, the Fox would not attack you.
        2. When you roll into a ball, the prickly spines deter the Fox
        3. When you roll into a ball, you can escape quickly
        4. When you roll into a ball, it acts like a camouflage.
      5. Why did the animals view the Nature Reserve as a safe sanctuary?
        1. It is a haven as men were not allowed to hunt there.
        2. It offers protection as there was a bigger space to roam.
        3. It ensures the safety of animals as people do not live there
        4. It provides the animals with another source of water.
      6. During the journey, Mole travelled on Fox's back, he felt guilty because
        1. he did not want to slow the rest down by walking.
        2. he could only travel by night and could not see in the day.
        3. he was dependent on Fox and slowing Fox down.
        4. he was taking advantage of Fox's kindness.
      7. Being the leader of the group, why couldn't Fox leave any members behind?
        1. The rest will wonder if they might be also left behind.
        2. Weaker members will be afraid that they might be abandoned
        3. Fox relied on the skills of all his members.
        4. Fox needed the weaker members to reach the Nature Reserve

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