Wilbur and Charlotte's Farm Adventures

The crickets sing a melancholic song signaling the end of summer, affecting everyone on the farm. Wilbur, the pig, becomes the center of attention as he tries to live up to the words written by Charlotte, the spider, in her web. Despite his fame, Wilbur remains modest and values friendship. As the county fair approaches, Wilbur hopes to win a prize to secure his future. Meanwhile, Charlotte faces her own challenges, contemplating whether to attend the fair while preparing to lay her eggs.

What is the main theme of the Crickets' song?

• Beginning of spring

• End of summer

• Winter's arrival

• Joy of summer

How do Avery and Fern feel about the Crickets' song?

• Happy about fall

• Indifferent

• Excited for school

• Sad about summer ending

What does Mrs. Zuckerman feel when she hears the Crickets?

• Anger

• Sadness

• Confusion

• Joy

What action do the Sheep take after hearing the Crickets?

• Stay in the pasture

• Break a hole in the fence

• Sleep

• Run to the barn

Why is Wilbur admired on the farm?

• His strength

• His radiant appearance

• His speed

• His intelligence

What word did Charlotte write in her web to describe Wilbur?

• Radiant

• Brilliant

• Terrific

• Amazing

How does Wilbur feel about the attention he receives?

• Proud

• Modest

• Arrogant

• Indifferent

What does Wilbur dream about at night?

• Being taken away

• Finding new friends

• Building a new home

• Winning a prize

What event is Wilbur looking forward to?

• A birthday party

• The county fair

• A new season

• A family reunion

Why is Charlotte hesitant about going to the fair?

• She dislikes fairs

• She is unwell

• She has responsibilities

• She is afraid of crowds