Wilbur's Early Life and Care

The transcript narrates the early life of Wilbur, a pig raised by a girl named Fern. Fern cares deeply for Wilbur, feeding and nurturing him. As Wilbur grows, he moves outdoors and enjoys a routine with Fern. Eventually, Fern's father decides Wilbur must be sold, leading to his relocation to Zuckerman's barn. The story highlights themes of growth, change, and the bond between Fern and Wilbur.

What did Fern love to do with Wilbur?

• Teach him tricks

• Stroke and feed him

• Read him stories

• Take him for walks

What was the first thing Fern did for Wilbur every morning?

• Read him a story

• Took him for a walk

• Warmed his milk

• Played with him

Where did Wilbur live during the first few days of his life?

• In a box near the stove

• Under an apple tree

• In a barn

• In the woodshed

What did Mr. Arable do for Wilbur when he was moved outdoors?

• Gave him a new toy

• Built a small yard under an apple tree

• Introduced him to other animals

• Taught him to fetch

How did Wilbur react when Fern went to school?

• He followed her to school

• He waited for her return

• He played with other animals

• He slept all day

What did Wilbur do when Fern took her doll for a walk?

• He took a nap

• He played with other toys

• He followed along

• He stayed behind

What did Wilbur do when he got tired during walks?

• He lay down on the ground

• He sat and rested

• He returned home

• Fern put him in the doll carriage

What did Wilbur do when Fern and Avery went swimming?

• He stayed on the shore

• He went home

• He swam with them

• He played in the mud

Why did Mr. Arable decide to sell Wilbur?

• Wilbur was too noisy

• Wilbur was too big

• Wilbur's appetite increased

• Wilbur was sick

Who suggested calling the Zuckermans about Wilbur?

• Mrs. Arable

• Mr. Arable

• Fern

• Avery