CH. 4-6 Charlotte's Web Quiz

The ingredients of Wilbur’s breakfast and lunch most likely reflect—

• The Zuckerman’s leftover foods.

• Wilbur’s favorite foods

• The foods the farm animals bring to Wilburs

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Why is chapter 5 entitled “Loneliness”?

• Because it is raining.

• Fern does not visit Wilbur and the other animals won’t play with him.

• Because the goose must sit on her eggs.

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"I never do any of those things if I can avoid them," replied the rat sourly. "I prefer to spend my time eating, gnawing, and hiding. I am glutton, but not a merry maker. "

What does the word glutton mean?

• someone who is energetic

• Someone who eats a lot

• Someone who likes to have fun.

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What does Wilbur think of Charlotte?

• She does not like Charlotte

• A Wilbur is glad to have a new friend, but Charlotte’s diet and blunt way of speaking make him uncomfortable.

• Wilbur loves Charlotte immediately because she is the only one on the farm who will talk to him.

• Wilbur is afraid of Charlotte because he thinks she wants to eat him.

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Why does the goose think Wilbur is a “very innocent little pig”?

• Because Wilbur thought he could be friends with the lamb.

• Because Wilbur was very small when he was first born.

• Because Wilbur doesn’t know that the Zuckerman’s plan to cook him

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How does Charlotte view her own diet?

• She knows it seems cruel, but feels there is no other way.

• She does not care that her diet bothers Wilbur

• She thinks that drinking fly blood is better than eating food scraps like Wilbur does.

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Which of the following probably explains why Fern hasn’t visited Wilbur much before the summer?

• Fern was too busy going to school to visit Wilbur.

• Fern lost interest in Wilbur.

• Mr. Arable wanted Fern to forget about Wilbur, so he would not allow her to visit him for a period of time

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Which of the following best describes Templeton?

• violent

• foul-smelling

• untrustworthy

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Why do the goose and gander give one of their eggs to Templeton?

• They know he would steal it anyway.

• They knew Templeton would take good care of it.

• The egg was a “dud,” meaning it had no gosling inside of it

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Which of the following is the best summary of chapters 4-6?

• A Fern ceases to visit Wilbur and he becomes lonely. The farm animals refuse to play with him, but then he meets Charlotte, a spider who agrees to be his friend. Summer comes and Fern resumes her visits, and the Goose’s eggs hatch.

• Wilbur has a bad day when it rains and none of the animals agree to play with him. The next morning Charlotte says “Salutations,” to him and they spend the morning talking. Seven of the Goose’s eggs hatch, and she lets Templeton take the eighth one.

• Wilbur watches as Charlotte traps a fly in her web. She knocks the fly out, then drinks his blood. Wilbur finds this horrifying, but Charlotte says this is what she must do to survive.

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