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Charlotte's Web Ch. 3 & 4

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  • In chapter 3, what did the goose tell Wilbur to do with the fence?
    to move the loose board and escape
  • What can we infer about how Wilbur is feeling in chapter 4?
    sad, lonely, friendless, upset, sorrowful
  • What was putting Wilbur in a bad mood in chapter 4?
    the weather, it was rainy outside and Fern wouldn't come in that weather
  • What is a trough?
    where they keep Wilbur's food, where they keep an animal's food
  • The rat, Templeton, walked stealthily to get the food. What does stealthily mean?
    sneaky
  • Did Mr. Zuckerman allow Fern to take Wilbur out?
    no
  • She found an old stool that had been discarded, and she placed the stool in the sheepfold next to Wilbur's pen. What does discarded mean?
    thrown away, gotten rid of, not used anymore
  • Who saw that Wilbur had escaped first?
    Mrs. Zuckerman
  • If someone says something bitterly, what does that mean?
    in a mean way, in a bitter way, with an attitude
  • Who does Wilbur ask to play with him?
    goose, lamp, and the rat (Templeton)
  • What word does Wilbur use to describe the voice at the end of chapter 4?
    pleasant
  • What does glutton mean?
    a greedy eater, never satisfied
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