County Fair Activities and Observations

The video explores the excitement and activities of a County Fair, focusing on Fern and Avery's adventures. They explore the fair independently, experiencing rides, games, and food. Meanwhile, Wilbur, a pig, is anxious about competing against a larger pig named Uncle. Charlotte, a spider, plans to help Wilbur win despite feeling tired. The fair is a place of fun and learning, highlighting the differences in money value from 1952.

What is one of the main attractions at the County Fair?

• A magic show

• A section of animals

• A haunted house

• A car race

What food item is NOT mentioned as being available at the fair?

• Funnel cakes

• Cotton candy

• Ice cream

• Hot dogs on a stick

Why is the fair a significant event for people in small towns?

• It's a place to watch movies

• It's a place to meet friends and family

• It's a place to go fishing

• It's a place to buy groceries

What do Fern and her family anticipate at the fair?

• A new movie release

• A family reunion

• An afternoon of fun

• A sports competition

What do Fern and Avery notice when they arrive at the fairgrounds?

• A fireworks display

• A concert

• The Ferris wheel turning

• A parade

What does Avery want to do at the fair?

• Ride a horse

• Play a video game

• Win a doll by spinning a wheel

• Watch a movie

How much money does Mr. Arable give Fern?

• Three quarters and one dime

• Two quarters and two dimes

• Five dimes and four nickels

• One dollar bill

What is the significance of the year 1952 in the story?

• The year the story is set

• The year the main character was born

• The year the book was published

• The year the fair was first held

Why does Mrs. Arable feel concerned about Fern and Avery?

• They might not eat enough

• They might get lost

• They might spend too much money

• They might not have fun

What does Wilbur try to do when people gather to watch him?

• Hide in his pen

• Look extra good

• Run away

• Make noise