Summer Activities and Farm Life

The transcript describes the early summer days on a farm, highlighting the beauty of nature, children's activities, and farm work. It details the hatching of goose eggs and the interactions between animals, including Templeton the rat's interest in a rotten egg. The narrative captures the essence of life on a farm during summer, with a focus on the joy and challenges faced by both humans and animals.

What flowers bloom alongside lilacs during early summer on the farm?

• Roses

• Apple blossoms

• Daisies

• Sunflowers

What activity do children enjoy after school ends in early summer?

• Building snowmen

• Skiing

• Picking apples

• Fishing for trouts

How do the animals in the barn treat Fern during her visits?

• As a threat

• As an equal

• As an intruder

• As a stranger

What task does Mr. Zuckerman perform with the workhorses in July?

• Planting seeds

• Harvesting corn

• Mowing grass

• Plowing fields

What do Fern and Avery enjoy doing on top of the hay load?

• Eating

• Sleeping

• Riding

• Reading

Which bird calls 'oh Peabody Peabody Peabody' from the woods?

• White-throated Sparrow

• Robin

• Phoebe

• Song Sparrow

What is the Frigidaire full of during early summer?

• Warm milk

• Fresh juice

• Hot drinks

• Ice cold drinks

Who is the first to know about the hatching of the goslings?

• Mr. Zuckerman

• Charlotte

• Fern

• Wilbur

What does Templeton want to do with the unhatched egg?

• Destroy it

• Ignore it

• Roll it away

• Eat it

What is the main concern about Templeton's interest in the goslings?

• He might steal them

• He might harm them

• He might teach them

• He might ignore them