Charlotte's Web Ch. 12-14 Flashcard

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What is the role of Templeton in the story?

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Templeton is a rat who helps the barn animals by bringing them ideas and materials, such as a magazine ad.

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What does Charlotte do to help Wilbur?

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Charlotte spins words into her web to make Wilbur seem special and to save him from being slaughtered.

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What does the word 'terrific' mean in the context of Charlotte's web?

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'Terrific' is a positive word that means excellent or wonderful, which is what the goose suggests Charlotte write in the web.

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Why does Mr. Zuckerman take Wilbur to the fair?

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Mr. Zuckerman takes Wilbur to the fair to show him off and possibly win a prize.

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How does the sheep convince Templeton to help?

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The sheep tells Templeton that he won't get slops if Wilbur is dead, which motivates him to assist.

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What is a miracle according to Dr. Dorian?

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Dr. Dorian thinks that the ability of spiders to spin webs is a miracle.

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What does Fern do for the animals?

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Fern cares for the animals and advocates for Wilbur, showing her love and compassion.

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What is the significance of the fair in the story?

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The fair represents a place of competition and opportunity for Wilbur to prove his worth.

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What does Charlotte's web symbolize?

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Charlotte's web symbolizes friendship, creativity, and the power of words.

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Who are the main characters in Charlotte's Web?

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The main characters include Wilbur the pig, Charlotte the spider, Fern Arable, and Templeton the rat.