Wilbur's Adventures and Feelings

The video tutorial covers Chapter 3 of 'Charlotte's Web', where Wilbur the pig escapes his pen and explores the outside world. Initially excited, Wilbur soon finds the experience overwhelming and chaotic. Despite the goose's encouragement to enjoy his freedom, Wilbur realizes he prefers the safety and comfort of his pen. The chapter concludes with Wilbur's return to his pen, where he feels content and secure. The main idea emphasizes the value of safety and familiarity over the chaos of freedom.

What was the main reason Fern's father wanted to sell Wilbur?

• Wilbur was sick.

• Wilbur was not friendly.

• Wilbur was getting too big and eating a lot.

• Wilbur was too noisy.

What does the word 'escape' mean in the context of Chapter 3?

• To get out of a place and find freedom.

• To sleep peacefully.

• To find a new friend.

• To eat a lot of food.

What was the barn primarily filled with?

• Computers and gadgets.

• Books and toys.

• Hay and various tools.

• Cars and bicycles.

What type of animal is a swallow?

• A type of reptile.

• A type of fish.

• A type of bird.

• A type of mammal.

Why did Fern visit Wilbur almost every day?

• To take him for a walk.

• To clean his pen.

• To feed him.

• To sit and watch him.

What did Wilbur do when he felt bored?

• He ate a lot of food.

• He played with other animals.

• He wandered out into the yard.

• He went to sleep.

What did the goose suggest Wilbur do after escaping?

• Sleep under a tree.

• Explore the orchard and garden.

• Find a new home.

• Go back to his pen.

How did Wilbur feel about being outside his fence?

• He felt scared and wanted to go back.

• He felt excited and free.

• He felt hungry and tired.

• He felt sleepy and bored.

What was the reaction of the other animals to Wilbur's escape?

• They were excited and interested.

• They were scared and hid.

• They ignored it.

• They were angry and chased him.

What ultimately made Wilbur return to his pen?

• The call of the goose.

• The sight of the barn.

• The sound of Fern's voice.

• The smell of food.