Dreams and Events at the Fair

The night before the county fair, everyone dreams of the upcoming event. The next morning, the family and animals prepare for the fair. Wilbur receives a special buttermilk bath to look his best. The animals discuss their plans, and Wilbur is loaded into a crate. The family and animals then embark on their journey to the fair, filled with excitement and anticipation.

What were Fern and Avery dreaming about the night before the fair?

• Eating cotton candy

• Winning a prize for Wilbur

• Playing games at the fair

• Riding the Ferris wheel and getting sick

What did Mrs. Zuckerman dream about the night before the fair?

• A deep freeze unit

• Winning a blue ribbon

• A new dress

• A big house

What was Mr. Zuckerman's dream about Wilbur?

• Wilbur winning all the prizes

• Wilbur running away

• Wilbur talking to humans

• Wilbur becoming a famous actor

Why did Mrs. Zuckerman decide to give Wilbur a buttermilk bath?

• To make him look radiant

• To clean his ears

• To prepare him for a photo shoot

• To make him smell nice

What did Mrs. Zuckerman use to bathe Wilbur?

• A cloth and shampoo

• A paddle and buttermilk

• A brush and water

• A sponge and soap

Why did Charlotte decide to go to the fair with Wilbur?

• To eat fair food

• To meet new animals

• To enjoy the fair rides

• To write messages if needed

What convinced Templeton to join the trip to the fair?

• The excitement of the fair rides

• The opportunity to make new friends

• The chance to win a prize

• The promise of leftover food

What did the old sheep suggest to Wilbur about getting into the crate?

• To hide under the straw

• To jump in quickly

• To struggle and resist

• To walk in calmly

What was Avery's reaction when he saw Wilbur faint?

• He called for a doctor

• He laughed and made fun

• He tried to help Wilbur

• He pretended to be a pig

What did the geese do as the truck started moving towards the fair?

• They went back to sleep

• They flew away

• They ran after the truck

• They cheered loudly