Wilbur's Experiences in the Barn

In Chapter 3 of Charlotte's Web, Wilbur, a young pig, lives on Uncle Homer's farm. The chapter describes the barn's setting and Wilbur's feelings of boredom and confinement. Encouraged by a goose, Wilbur escapes his pen, experiencing a brief taste of freedom. However, he soon finds himself overwhelmed and is recaptured by Mr. Zuckerman. The chapter concludes with Wilbur realizing he prefers the safety of the barn, highlighting his immaturity and dependence on others.

What is the title of Chapter 3 in Charlotte's Web?

• Wilbur's Journey

• Adventure

• Escape

• The Barn

Where does Wilbur go to live in Chapter 3?

• A zoo

• Uncle Homer's farm

• Fern's house

• The city

What is the primary smell described in the barn?

• Fresh paint

• Flowers

• Wood

• Hay

Which animals are mentioned as living in the barn with Wilbur?

• Cows and horses

• Dogs and cats

• Chickens and ducks

• Lions and tigers

What does Wilbur do when he feels bored and lonely?

• Eats a potato skin

• Goes for a swim

• Plays with other animals

• Escapes the barn

Who helps Wilbur escape from the barnyard?

• The goose

• Fern

• The cocker spaniel

• Mr. Zuckerman

What does the goose suggest Wilbur do after escaping?

• Go to the orchard

• Return to the barn

• Visit the city

• Hide in the woods

What is Wilbur's initial reaction to being outside the fence?

• He feels hungry

• He feels sleepy

• He feels free

• He feels scared

How do the other animals react to Wilbur's escape?

• They cheer

• They ignore it

• They panic

• They help him escape further

What ultimately lures Wilbur back to the barn?

• A pail of slops

• The goose's advice

• Fern's voice

• The cocker spaniel