Charlotte's Web Quiz: Chapters 11-14

Why is Wilbur worried when Charlotte says she won't be coming out much during the day?

• a. He is afraid of being alone.

• b. He is worried about her health.

• c. He misses her company.

• d. All of the above.

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What is the significance of the word "HUMBLE" in Charlotte's new web message?

• a. It describes Wilbur's personality.

• b. It attracts attention at the county fair.

• c. It is a message to Templeton.

• d. It is a clue to a hidden treasure.

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What does Templeton find for Charlotte to use in her new web message?

• a. A leaf

• b. A piece of paper

• c. A candy wrapper

• d. A twig

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Why does Wilbur feel a sense of loss when the goslings hatch?

• a. He is jealous of the attention they receive.

• b. He misses Charlotte's company.

• c. He realizes the cycle of life and death.

• d. He is afraid they will take over the barn.

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What is the central theme of Charlotte's new web message about Wilbur?

• a. Humility

• b. Friendship

• c. Kindness

• d. Patience

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Why does Charlotte consider it her last day on earth?

• a. She is sick and weak.

• b. She is preparing to leave the barn.

• c. She has fulfilled her purpose in saving Wilbur.

• d. She is lonely without her spider friends.

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How does Wilbur feel about Charlotte's plan to save her egg sac?

• a. He is angry and refuses to help.

• b. He is sad but willing to help.

• c. He is excited and eager to assist.

• d. He is indifferent and doesn't care.

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Who takes care of Charlotte's egg sac after she passes away?

• a. Wilbur

• b. Templeton

• c. Fern

• d. Mr. Zuckerman

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CCSS.RL.5.7

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What happens to Charlotte's offspring at the end of the story?

• a. They all leave the barn.

• b. They hatch and live in the barn.

• c. They are eaten by Templeton.

• d. They fly away to start their own lives.

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How does Wilbur honor Charlotte's memory in the end?

• a. By building a monument in her honor.

• b. By spinning a web of his own.

• c. By telling stories about her to the other animals.

• d. By being a true friend to Charlotte's offspring.

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