CHAPTER 12 · 全书共 18 章
Badger 獾先生
狐狸爸爸带着三只小狐狸飞快地挖。头顶忽然传来一个声音——隧道顶上探出一张尖尖的毛脸：是獾先生！他绕着圈挖了三天三夜，迷路了。獾带来了坏消息：山丘上乱套了，半个林子没了，到处都是拿枪的人！狐狸爸爸笑了：“这摊乱子全是我的错……我邀请你们共享盛宴！”
Badger —— 地道里的老朋友
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狐狸爸爸带着三只小狐狸飞快地挖。头顶忽然传来一个声音——隧道顶上探出一张尖尖的毛脸：是獾先生！他绕着圈挖了三天三夜，迷路了。獾带来了坏消息：山丘上乱套了，半个林子没了，到处都是拿枪的人！狐狸爸爸笑了：“这摊乱子全是我的错……我邀请你们共享盛宴！”
Mr Fox and his three cubs dig fast and straight, laughing at the thought of Boggis’s chickens. Suddenly a deep voice above their heads cries: “Who goes there?” — it is Badger, digging in circles for three days and nights, completely lost! Badger brings terrible news: the hill is chaos, half the wood has gone, and all the digging animals are starving. Mr Fox smiles: “This mess is all my fault… I invite you to share the feast!” Now read “Badger” and watch a stranger become an old friend — and a feast grow big enough for everyone.狐狸爸爸和三只小狐狸飞快地、笔直地挖着，一想到博吉斯的鸡就咯咯笑。忽然头顶传来一个低沉的声音：“谁在那儿？”——是獾先生！他绕圈挖了三天三夜，完全迷路了！獾带来了坏消息：山丘上乱套了，半个林子没了，所有挖洞的动物都在挨饿。狐狸爸爸笑了：“这摊乱子全是我的错……我邀请你们共享盛宴！”现在来读《獾先生》，看一个陌生人怎样变成老朋友——而一场盛宴，大到装得下所有人。
Roald Dahl knows that a bad moment can become a good one — and Chapter 12 is that turn. Badger drops in, lost and starving, and pours out disaster: chaos, guns, half the wood gone, everyone trapped. And Mr Fox answers with one quiet smile: “I invite you to share the feast.” Dahl loves guests — strangers who knock on the door and leave as old friends. Watch how one invitation turns “we’re finished!” into “a Fox’s Feast.”罗尔德·达尔懂得：一个坏时刻，可以变成一个好时刻——第十二章就是这样一个转身。獾先生迷了路、饿着肚子闯进来，倒出一大堆灾难：乱套、枪、半个林子没了、大家都被困住。而狐狸爸爸只用一个平静的微笑回答：“我邀请你们共享盛宴。”达尔爱写客人——敲门时是陌生人，离开时是老朋友。看一个邀请，怎样把“我们完了！”变成“狐狸盛宴”。
In Chapter 11, the biggest Small Fox ran home carrying three plump hens. Mrs Fox, weaker than ever from lack of food, opened one eye and murmured: “I’m dreaming.” But they were real chickens from Boggis’s Chicken House Number One! The sight of food gave her new strength: “A feast it shall be! Hurry up, child, and start plucking those chickens!” Meanwhile, far away down the tunnel, Mr Fox was already planning the next bit: “This one’ll be as easy as pie!”第十一章里，最大的小狐狸抱着三只肥母鸡跑回家。妈妈饿得虚弱，睁开一只眼喃喃：“我在做梦吧。”可那是真鸡，来自博吉斯的1号鸡舍！食物的景象给了她新的力量：“盛宴就要开席了！快，孩子，开始拔那些鸡的毛吧！”与此同时，地道深处，狐狸爸爸已经在盘算下一段：“这一段，易如反掌！”
Badger is lost, starving and full of bad news. Mr Fox answers with a smile and an invitation to a feast. What do you think Badger will do?第十二章叫《獾先生》。獾先生迷了路、饿着肚子，带了一肚子坏消息。狐狸爸爸用微笑和一个盛宴邀请回答他。你觉得獾先生会怎么做？
Pick one to remember your prediction — come back after reading to check!
点一个选项记住你的预测，读完全章后回来揭晓答案。
Two more questions after reading · 还有两个小问题：
1. Who did the foxes meet in the tunnel?
狐狸们在地道里遇到了谁？
2. What bad news did Badger bring?
獾先生带来了什么坏消息？
跟着原文读一遍。橙色单词先别查——根据上下文猜一猜。点击任意单词弹出词典卡片（中英释义 · 发音 · 例句）；点段落开头的 ▶ 听朗读（英式男声）。
Mr Fox and the three remaining Small Foxes dug fast and straight. They were all too excited now to feel tired or hungry. They knew they were going to have a whacking great feast before long and the fact that it was none other than Boggis’s chickens they were going to eat made them churgle with laughter every time they thought of it. It was lovely to realize that while the fat farmer was sitting up there on the hill waiting for them to starve, he was also giving them their dinner without knowing it. “Keep digging,” said Mr Fox. “It’s not much further.”
All of a sudden a deep voice above their heads said, “Who goes there?” The foxes jumped. They looked up quickly and they saw, peeking through a small hole in the roof of the tunnel, a long black pointed furry face. “Badger!” cried Mr Fox. “Foxy!” cried Badger. “My goodness me, I’m glad I’ve found someone at last! I’ve been digging around in circles for three days and nights and I haven’t the foggiest idea where I am!”
Badger made the hole in the ceiling bigger and dropped down beside the foxes. A Small Badger (his son) dropped down after him. “Haven’t you heard what’s happening up on the hill?” Badger said excitedly. “It’s chaos! Half the wood has disappeared and there are men with guns all over the countryside! None of us can get out, even at night! We’re all starving to death!”
“Who is we?” asked Mr Fox. “All us diggers. That’s me and Mole and Rabbit and all our wives and children. Even Weasel, who can usually sneak out of the tightest spots, is right now hiding down my hole with Mrs Weasel and six kids. What on earth are we going to do, Foxy? I think we’re finished!”
Mr Fox looked at his three children and he smiled. The children smiled back at him, sharing his secret. “My dear old Badger,” he said, “this mess you’re in is all my fault . . .” “I know it’s your fault!” said Badger furiously. “And the farmers are not going to give up till they’ve got you. Unfortunately, that means us as well. It means everyone on the hill.” Badger sat down and put a paw around his small son. “We’re done for,” he said softly. “My poor wife up there is so weak she can’t dig another yard.”
“Nor can mine,” said Mr Fox. “And yet at this very minute she is preparing for me and my children the most delicious feast of plump juicy chickens . . .” “Stop!” cried Badger. “Don’t tease me! I can’t stand it!” “It’s true!” cried the Small Foxes. “Dad’s not teasing! We’ve got chickens galore!” “And because everything is entirely my fault,” said Mr Fox, “I invite you to share the feast. I invite everyone to share it — you and Mole and Rabbit and Weasel and all your wives and children. There’ll be plenty to go round, I can assure you.”
“You mean it?” cried Badger. “You really mean it?” Mr Fox pushed his face close to Badger’s and whispered darkly, “Do you know where we’ve just been?” “Where?” “Right inside Boggis’s Chicken House Number One!” “No!” “Yes! But that is nothing to where we are going now. You have come just at the right moment, my dear Badger. You can help us dig. And in the meanwhile, your small son can run back to Mrs Badger and all the others and spread the good news.” Mr Fox turned to the Small Badger and said, “Tell them they are invited to a Fox’s Feast. Then bring them all down here and follow this tunnel back until you find my home!” “Yes, Mr Fox!” said the Small Badger. “Yes, sir! Right away, sir! Oh, thank you, sir!” and he scrambled quickly back through the hole in the roof of the tunnel and disappeared.
这一章：地道里来了一位不速之客——獾先生。他迷路三天三夜，倒出满山坏消息；狐狸爸爸用一个微笑、一句道歉、一个邀请，把灾难变成盛宴——“我邀请所有人共享。”
描写分析仅限本章内容。这一章写「陌生来客」：记叙文写「转变」，常用外貌（黑尖毛脸）写陌生、用语言（坏消息与邀请）写转折、用神态（微笑与耳语）写秘密、用动作（钻洞消失）写行动——每一处描写，都在推动情节转向盛宴。
they saw, peeking through a small hole in the roof of the tunnel, a long black pointed furry face.
Long, black, pointed, furry — four adjectives build a stranger from nothing. The face is peeking through a small hole, not standing before them: the description of the face IS the suspense, piece by piece, like a camera zooming in.
Long、black、pointed、furry——四个形容词，从零开始搭起一个陌生人。而且这张脸是隔着一个小洞探头，不是站在面前：对脸的描写本身就是悬念，像镜头一格一格推近。
“It’s chaos! Half the wood has disappeared and there are men with guns all over the countryside!” … “I invite you to share the feast. I invite everyone to share it.”
Two speeches carry the whole turn: first Badger’s panic bursts out in short loud sentences; then Mr Fox answers in one calm, growing sentence. Dialogue shows the whole change — from disaster to invitation.
两段话承载了整个转折：先听獾先生用又短又响的句子倒出恐慌；再听狐狸爸爸用一句平静的、不断变长的句子回答。对话写出了全部变化——从灾难，到邀请。
he scrambled quickly back through the hole in the roof of the tunnel and disappeared.
Scrambled, quickly, disappeared — the little badger does not walk away, he scrambles. One fast action closes the chapter and carries the good news out of sight. The body moves before the words do.
Scrambled、quickly、disappeared——小獾不是走开的，是连爬带跑冲出去的。一个利落的动作收束全章，把好消息送出视线之外。身体先于语言行动。
Mr Fox looked at his three children and he smiled. The children smiled back at him, sharing his secret.
No words — just smiles. The father and his children share a secret without speaking it. Dahl shows the inside of the family by showing who is in on the secret: the children know what Badger does not.
没有语言——只有微笑。爸爸和孩子们不用说出一个字，就共享了秘密。达尔不写内心，只写谁在分享这个秘密：孩子们知道獾先生不知道的事。
“We’re done for,” he said softly. “My poor wife up there is so weak she can’t dig another yard.”
Softly, poor, so weak — despair spoken at a whisper. Badger’s lowest moment is written small and quiet, so that the turn that follows feels huge. The softer the fall, the higher the rise.
Softly、poor、so weak——绝望用耳语说出来。獾先生的最低谷被写得又小又轻，好让后面的转折显得巨大。跌得越轻，弹得越高。
“It’s chaos! Half the wood has disappeared and there are men with guns all over the countryside! None of us can get out, even at night!”
The hill outside is written as a world of loss: half the wood gone, men with guns, no one can get out even at night. The dangerous outside makes the tunnel feel like a shelter — the darker the hill, the safer the hole.
外面的山丘被写成一个失去的世界：半个林子没了、到处是拿枪的人、连晚上都出不去。危险的外面，让地道显得像个庇护所——山丘越暗，地洞越安全。
这一章是「一个陌生来客如何变成老朋友」的转变链条：挖洞赶路 → 先闻其声 → 坏消息 → 谁是“我们” → 道歉与邀请 → 狐狸盛宴。灾难一环转成一环，从山上的黑暗，转到地下的盛宴。
Mr Fox and the three remaining Small Foxes dug fast and straight. They were all too excited now to feel tired or hungry.
狐狸爸爸和三只小狐狸飞快地、笔直地挖。太兴奋了，连累和饿都顾不上。
How it expands · 怎么展开：围绕 too excited to feel tired or hungry 展开：先给状态（挖得快而直），再给理由（快乐代替了疲劳）。一个“连饿都顾不上”，把期待拉到最满。
All of a sudden a deep voice above their heads said, “Who goes there?”
忽然，头顶传来一个低沉的声音：谁在那儿？
How it expands · 怎么展开：用「悬念」展开：声音先于面孔——读者和狐狸们一起跳起来，再顺着“一个小洞里探出的黑尖毛脸”见到獾先生。先吊胃口，再揭答案。
It’s chaos! Half the wood has disappeared and there are men with guns all over the countryside! We’re all starving to death!
乱套了！半个林子没了，到处都是拿枪的人！我们都快饿死了！
How it expands · 怎么展开：坏消息用「连珠炮」展开：四个感叹号、四层灾难——乱套、没林子、枪、挨饿。越说越响，恐慌本身就成了节奏。
Mr Fox looked at his three children and he smiled. “I invite you to share the feast. I invite everyone to share it.”
狐狸爸爸看着孩子，笑了。我邀请你们共享盛宴。我邀请所有人共享。
How it expands · 怎么展开：转折用「微笑 + 邀请」展开：先微笑分享秘密，再认错，最后把盛宴铺开——一句“全是我的错”，把陌生人变成座上客。
he scrambled quickly back through the hole in the roof of the tunnel and disappeared.
小獾飞快地钻回隧道顶部的洞口，不见了。
How it expands · 怎么展开：收束用「行动」展开：好消息不是靠说完成的，是靠一双飞快的小脚送出去的。动作落笔，全章定格，把下一场冒险送出洞口。
这是「陌生来客」结构，复述时沿着转变的脚步走：挖洞赶路 → 先闻其声 → 坏消息 → 道歉邀请 → 狐狸盛宴。
小提示：与「思维导图」搭配用——把导图的枝条按 挖洞赶路 → 先闻其声 → 坏消息 → 道歉邀请 → 狐狸盛宴 排好，先看导图复述一遍，再合上导图凭记忆复述一遍。
示意图：镜头在「山上的灾难」和「地道的盛宴」之间切换——外面是世界末日，里面是家的灯火。
把第十二章的信息装进这张「思维导图」，再沿着复述支架讲一遍——你也能当小老师！
把句子补充完整，就完成了第十二章的复述。
复述加分：用 First / Then / Next / Also / Finally 把六句话串起来；讲到“Who goes there?”压低声音，读出头顶的悬念；讲到“I invite you to share the feast”放慢放稳，读出东道主的大气——陌生来客，变成座上宾！
7 张图卡按情节顺序排好。看着图片，用英文把第十二章讲出来——点击图片可以放大，每张图点开都有一句「提示句」帮你起头。
提示：图卡可左右滑动查看全部 7 张；点「看看提示句」展开英文句子；点图片放大全屏。
1 · First 挖洞赶路→ 2 · Then 先闻其声→ 3 · Next 坏消息→ 4 · Also 谁是"我们"→ 5 · Then 道歉与微笑→ 6 · Also 一个邀请→ 7 · Finally 狐狸盛宴小挑战：先看着图讲一遍，再合上图卡，只凭记忆讲一遍——能做到，第十二章就真正属于你了！
这一章，Dahl 不写「灾难本身」，写「灾难怎么变成盛宴」：一声头顶传来的问话、一张探出洞口的毛脸、一连串坏消息、一个微笑、一句道歉、一场邀请所有人的盛宴。秘密武器是这六招：
声音先于面孔：我们还没见到獾先生，先听见“谁在那儿？”。达尔让读者和狐狸们一起跳起来——先吊起好奇心，再让一张黑尖毛脸慢慢探出来。悬念登场：谁在说话？——原来是迷路的獾先生。
还没看见人，先听见声音——中文叫「先声夺人」或「未见其人，先闻其声」；像“还没进门，先听见笑声”，一句话就把读者的耳朵叫醒。
四句话，四个感叹号——坏消息像连珠炮一样蹦出来。Dahl 把灾难叠起来：乱套、没林子、枪、出不去、挨饿。越说越响，句子越短，恐慌本身就成了节奏——读者跟着獾先生一起心跳加速。
用一串又短又响的句子倒出坏消息——中文叫「短句排比」或「连珠炮」；“乱了！没了！出不去！”，三个短句，一口气把恐慌倒完。
I invite you. I invite everyone. 句子重复自己，并且长大——一位客人变成满山坡的客人。一长串 and 把餐桌拉得够宽：你、鼹鼠、兔子、黄鼠狼、所有的妻子和孩子。反复之中，盛宴越铺越大，慷慨越来越响。
同一句式一唱三叹，把气势推上去——中文叫「排比」；“邀请你，邀请你们，邀请所有人”，一层比一层大，热情一层比一层高。
先压低（我们完了、妻子弱得挖不动一码），再抬高（你说真的？你真说真的？）。没有前面的“抑”，就没有这一刻的“扬”——绝望说得越轻、越软，惊喜来得就越重、越响。从谷底弹到山顶，全靠这一压一弹。
先写绝望，再写希望，落差越大越动人——中文叫「欲扬先抑」；“方才还说完了，转眼宴席就摆开”，跌得越低，弹得越高。
一个镜头，两个世界：山上乱套、没林子、拿枪的人到处都是；地下盛宴、邀请、“够分”。Dahl 用灾难反衬温暖——外面的世界越黑暗，地道里的灯火越明亮。反衬不用解释，对比自己会说话。
用相反的事物互相衬托，一暗一明——中文叫「反衬」；“外面天寒地冻，屋里热气腾腾”，越冷越显得暖，越乱越显得安。
全章最亮的一句，是话说一半的悬念：刚听完一个惊人的秘密，狐狸爸爸又说“可那跟我们接下来要去的地方比，不算什么”。这一句像抛向未来的钩子——读者刚落地，又被吊起来。下一章：Bunce’s Giant Storehouse！抄进你的好句本吧。
关键信息说到一半就停，把钩子留给下一章——中文叫「留白」或「卖关子」；“这还不算什么，好戏还在后头呢”，一句话，把读者的心吊到下一回。
中西对照小发现：英文 voice before the face 就是中文「先声夺人」，the bad-news machine 就是「短句排比」，the growing invitation 就是「排比」，done for to really? 就是「欲扬先抑」，chaos vs feast 就是「反衬」，golden line 里的话说一半就是「留白悬念」。给小朋友讲的时候，中英文术语可以互相借用，哪边熟讲哪边。
三个难度层级：先找细节，再推原因，最后谈看法。点「提示」给一点帮助，点「答案」对照想法——每道题都有英文参考答案和中文释义。
1. Who did the foxes meet in the tunnel? 狐狸们在地道里遇到了谁？
2. How long had Badger been digging around? 獾先生绕来绕去挖了多久？
3. What did Mr Fox invite Badger to do? 狐狸爸爸邀请獾先生做什么？
4. Why couldn’t Badger find his way out? 獾先生为什么找不到路？
5. Why did Mr Fox say the mess was all his fault? 狐狸爸爸为什么说这摊乱子全是他的错？
6. Why did Badger cry “Don’t tease me!”? 獾先生为什么喊「别逗我！」？
7. Was it fair of Mr Fox to invite all the digging animals? Why? 狐狸爸爸邀请所有挖洞的动物共享盛宴，公平吗？为什么？
8. What does “Who is we?” tell us about Mr Fox? 「我们是谁」这句话，让你看到狐狸爸爸什么特点？
9. What do you think will happen in the next chapter? 你觉得下一章会发生什么？
Chapter 12 is about a stranger who becomes a guest. Badger drops in, lost and starving, and pours out the hill’s disaster: chaos, guns, half the wood gone, everyone trapped. Mr Fox answers with a smile, an apology, and an invitation. The chapter is not really about the feast: it is about how sharing turns a bad moment into a celebration — one family’s luck becomes the whole hill’s.
第十二章写的是一个陌生人怎样变成座上客。獾先生迷路、饥饿地闯进来，倒出满山的灾难：乱套、枪、半个林子没了、所有人都被困住。狐狸爸爸用一个微笑、一句道歉、一个邀请作答。这一章写的其实不是盛宴：是分享把坏时刻变成庆典——一家的运气，成了整座山坡的。
每张词卡正面是原文句子——先根据上下文猜意思，再点击翻面验证。学完 12 个核心词，别忘了下面的「拓展好词」。
Mr Fox and the three remaining Small Foxes dug fast and straight.
猜一猜：剩下的 / 最大的 / 调皮的？
made them churgle with laughter every time they thought of it.
猜一猜：咯咯笑 / 大声哭 / 低声抱怨？
All of a sudden a deep voice above their heads said...
猜一猜：慢慢地 / 忽然地 / 高兴地？
a long black pointed furry face.
猜一猜：圆圆的脸 / 尖尖的脸 / 方方的脸？
a long black pointed furry face.
猜一猜：光滑的 / 毛茸茸的 / 湿漉漉的？
It’s chaos! Half the wood has disappeared!
猜一猜：安静 / 乱套 / 好消息？
Half the wood has disappeared.
猜一猜：出现 / 消失 / 变绿？
We’re all starving to death!
猜一猜：吃饱的 / 快饿死的 / 睡着的？
this mess you’re in is all my fault.
猜一猜：功劳 / 过错 / 秘密？
I invite you to share the feast.
猜一猜：赶走 / 邀请 / 忘记？
We’ve got chickens galore!
猜一猜：大量的 / 少数的 / 免费的？
he scrambled quickly back through the hole and disappeared.
猜一猜：慢慢走 / 连爬带跑 / 站着不动？
| Word | Meaning 释义 | From the text 原文 |
|---|---|---|
| deep | adj. 深的；低沉的 | “a deep voice above their heads” |
| peeking | v. 探头看；偷看（peek 的现在分词） | “peeking through a small hole” |
| excitedly | adv. 激动地 | “Badger said excitedly” |
| furiously | adv. 怒气冲冲地 | “said Badger furiously” |
| softly | adv. 轻轻地；轻声地 | “he said softly” |
| whisper | v. 低语；耳语 | “whispered darkly” |
| digger | n. 挖洞的人；挖掘者 | “All us diggers” |
| countryside | n. 乡村；郊野 | “all over the countryside” |
本章的 4 个语法点都藏在课文句子里：每个点按「规则 → 原文例句 → 即时练习」三步走，最后做综合小测检验。先看现在分词作状语、情态动词 can / can’t，再学祈使句和被动语态 be + 过去分词。
规则：现在分词短语（doing）作状语，表示伴随、方式或时间，与主句共用主语。本章两处妙用：peeking through a small hole（一边探头，一边看见）和 sharing his secret（一边微笑，一边分享秘密）——一个动作带着另一个动作，画面更立体。
P2They saw, peeking through a small hole, a long black pointed furry face. P5The children smiled back at him, sharing his secret.
peeking through a small hole：探头穿过小洞（分词短语伴随 saw）；sharing his secret：分享着他的秘密（分词短语伴随 smiled）。主语都是同一个：他们 / 孩子们。
1. Walking（现在分词作状语：走在回家的路上，她遇见了老朋友。）
2. holding（现在分词表伴随：他坐在那儿，搂着小儿子。）
规则：can + 动词原形 表示「能、会」（能力或可能）；can’t + 动词原形 表示「不能、不会」。本章用它写两种能力：You can help us dig（你能帮我们挖）和 She can’t dig another yard（她连一码都挖不动）——一个“能”，一个“不能”，就是希望的两端。
P7You can help us dig. P5She can’t dig another yard. P6I can assure you.
can help：能帮忙（can + 原形）；can’t dig：挖不动（can’t + 原形）；can assure：能保证。情态动词后面永远跟动词原形。
1. could（五岁时就会游泳——过去的能：could。）
2. can’t（她弱得走不了路——现在不能：can’t。）
规则：祈使句用动词原形开头，直接给对方下命令或请求（肯定句不加主语，否定句用 Don’t + 原形）。本章的指令一个接一个：Keep digging（继续挖）、Stop!（别说了）、Don’t tease me!（别逗我）、Tell them（告诉他们）——命令就是行动的推手。
P1“Keep digging,” said Mr Fox. P6“Stop! Don’t tease me!” cried Badger. P7“Tell them they are invited to a Fox’s Feast.”
Keep digging（继续挖！）+ Stop（停！）+ Don’t tease me（别逗我！）+ Tell them（告诉他们）：祈使句都用动词原形开头；否定命令用 Don’t + 原形。
1. Come（祈使句用动词原形：大家都下来吧！）
2. Don’t（否定命令用 Don’t + 原形：别担心。）
规则：be + 过去分词 构成被动语态，表示「主语被……」。本章最温暖的一句被动：“they are invited to a Fox’s Feast”（他们被邀请参加狐狸盛宴）——主语不是邀请者，而是被邀请的客人，全场最重要的身份，用被动语态点亮。
P7Tell them they are invited to a Fox’s Feast.
are invited：被邀请（are + 过去分词 invited）。被动语态 = be 动词 + 过去分词；“被邀请”比“邀请”更有画面：一扇门为客人打开。
1. are（复数主语 + are + invited：所有动物都被邀请了。）
2. were（复数 hens + were + brought：鸡是被小狐狸带回家的。）
语法小贴士：四个点合起来看：现在分词管「一个动作带着另一个动作」，can / can’t 管「能与不能」，祈使句管「命令与行动」，被动语态管「被邀请、被看见」。读这一章时留意：坏消息靠短命令传递，好消息靠邀请送达——语法点全都活在句子里。
5 道选择题 + 1 个配对游戏。先做选择题，再做配对，看看你能得几分！
1Who did the foxes meet in the tunnel?
2How long had Badger been digging around in circles?
3What happened on the hill?
4What did Mr Fox invite everyone to do?
5What did the Small Badger do at the end of the chapter?
先点左边的角色，再点右边他说的话。
还有 3 对要配对。
这一页是你的自学地图：学习目标、学习步骤和全部答案都在这里，跟着走就能通关第十二章。