Wilbur's Experiences and Emotions

Wilbur, a young pig, has his plans disrupted by a rainy day, leading to feelings of loneliness. Despite his attempts to find companionship among the barn animals, he is met with rejection. Templeton the rat shows no interest in playing, preferring to eat Wilbur's food instead. As the day ends, a mysterious voice offers Wilbur friendship, providing a glimmer of hope.

What was the weather like the day after the events of Chapter 4 began?

• Snowy and cold

• Rainy and dark

• Sunny and bright

• Windy and clear

What did Wilbur plan to do from 9 to 11 in the morning?

• Dig a hole or trench

• Watch the swallows

• Talk with Templeton

• Take a nap outdoors

Why did Wilbur feel lonely and friendless?

• He was not given enough food

• He was ignored by the farmer

• He was locked in a small pen

• He had no real friends in the barn

What was the goose's reason for not playing with Wilbur?

• She was too tired

• She was afraid of the rain

• She was sitting on her eggs

• She was busy eating

How did Templeton respond to Wilbur's request to play?

• He ignored Wilbur

• He laughed at Wilbur

• He agreed to play

• He said he preferred eating and hiding

What surprising event happened to Wilbur at the end of the day?

• He heard a voice offering friendship

• He was let out of his pen

• He found a new toy

• He was given extra food