Charlotte's Web- Chap 12- 5.5.25

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to identify the central idea when reading a story like 'Charlotte's Web'?

• It helps you understand the main message of the story.

• It makes the story more entertaining.

• It allows you to skip reading details.

• It helps you memorize character names.

Multiple Choice

What are the four main areas discussed in a novel study according to the image?

• Characters, Plot, Themes, Overall comprehension

• Setting, Characters, Conflict, Resolution

• Plot, Vocabulary, Setting, Author

• Themes, Vocabulary, Characters, Illustrations

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Fill in the blank: The

idea is what the text is mostly about.

Multiple Select

Which characters responded when Charlotte called the roll at the meeting in the barn cellar? Select all that apply.

• Wilbur

• Gander

• Templeton

• Goose

Multiple Choice

Which detail from the text supports the key idea that the animals are part of a close-knit community?

• “I shall begin by calling the roll. Wilbur?”

• “This is getting to be quite a meeting,” said Charlotte.

• “Here, here, here!” said the gander.

• “Goose?” said Charlotte.

Multiple Choice

Based on the events in Chapter 12 of Charlotte's Web, why did Charlotte call a meeting of all the animals in the barn cellar?

• To get suggestions for a new message for her web

• To celebrate Wilbur's birthday

• To introduce a new animal to the barn

• To discuss the weather

Multiple Choice

Which detail from the text supports the key idea that the animals are working together to save Wilbur?

• "Well, we are all here except the rat," said Charlotte.

• "Hurray!" cried everybody.

• "How about 'Pig Supreme'?" asked one of the lambs.

• "I guess we can proceed without him."

Multiple Choice

What word did Charlotte decide to weave into her web to help Wilbur?

• Terrific

• Amazing

• Wonderful

• Delicious

Multiple Choice

Why did the animals want Templeton to bring back a magazine clipping from the dump?

• To find new words for Charlotte to weave into her web

• To get food for Wilbur

• To decorate the barn

• To entertain the animals

Multiple Choice

Which detail from the text supports the key idea that the animals are resourceful in finding ways to help Wilbur?

• "I think 'terrific' might impress Zuckerman."

• "I bet I can get him to help," said the old sheep.

• "What kind of an acrobat do you think I am?" said Charlotte in disgust.

• "I agree that there should be something new written in the web if Wilbur's life is to be saved."

Multiple Choice

How did the old sheep convince Templeton to help Charlotte and Wilbur?

• By explaining that Wilbur's survival affects Templeton's food supply

• By offering Templeton a reward

• By threatening Templeton

• By asking Charlotte to beg Templeton

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