Wilbur's Journey and Relationships

Fern loves and cares for Wilbur, a piglet, feeding and playing with him daily. Initially living indoors, Wilbur transitions to an outdoor space as he grows. Fern is emotionally attached to Wilbur, but her father insists on selling him. Wilbur is eventually sold to the Zuckermans, where he moves to a new home.

Who loved Wilbur more than anything?

• Mrs. Arable

• Fern

• Uncle Homer

• Mr. Arable

What did Fern do every morning for Wilbur?

• Read him stories

• Played with him

• Warmed his milk

• Took him for a walk

Where was Wilbur first allowed to live?

• In the living room

• In the garden

• In a box near the stove

• In the barn

What did Mr. Arable create for Wilbur outdoors?

• A sandbox

• A wooden house

• A small yard

• A small pond

How did Wilbur keep warm at night outdoors?

• By staying near the stove

• By wearing a coat

• With a blanket

• By digging into the straw

What did Fern do when Wilbur got tired during their walks?

• Took him back home

• Let him rest

• Put him in the doll carriage

• Carried him

What did Wilbur do while the children swam?

• Slept under a tree

• Watched from the shore

• Played in the mud

• Swam with them

What is a 'Spring Pig'?

• A pig born in spring

• A pig that loves spring

• A pig that is sold in spring

• A pig that is raised in spring

Why did Mr. Arable decide to sell Wilbur?

• Wilbur's appetite increased

• Wilbur was sick

• Wilbur was too big

• Wilbur was too noisy

How did Fern react to the news of Wilbur being sold?

• She wept

• She was happy

• She was indifferent

• She was excited