1. Which of the following is not something that disturbs Wilbur when he is trying to sleep?
(a) Having many things on his mind.
(b) A bad tummy-ache from eating too much slop.
(c) The sound of Templeton gnawing a hole in the grain bin.
(d) The sound of the goose turning on her nest and clucking to herself.

2. How does Wilbur escape from the yard?
(a) By walking through an open gate.
(b) By squeezing through a loose board in the fence.
(c) By knocking Mr. Zuckerman over.
(d) By tunneling under the fence.

3. In Chapter 13, why does Charlotte have Wilbur run around?
(a) She wants him to be in good shape so he can escape.
(b) She wants him to lose weight and look less delicious.
(c) She wants to see if he is radiant in action.
(d) She wants to teach him some new tricks for the County Fair.

4. What does Wilbur conclude after his adventure outside the fence?
(a) That he is miserable living at the Zuckerman farm.
(b) That next time he will head for the woods first.
(c) That tomorrow he will try to escape again.
(d) That he is really too young to go out into the world alone.

5. What does Wilbur do to try to find his mysterious new friend?
(a) Ask the party who addressed him the night before to give him a sign.
(b) Wake up each animal one by one and ask him or her if he or she is the friend.
(c) Ask Templeton if he saw anything suspicious the night before.
(d) Look under the hay and behind his food trough.