Charlotte's Web Test

How does the story end?

• Wilbur dies

• Charlotte's children hatch

• The farm is destroyed in a storm

• Fern sells Wilbur

What lesson does Fern learn from raising Wilbur?

• Farming is hard work

• Animals have feelings too

• Spiders are useful animals

• Money is not everything

What role does Templeton play in helping Charlotte and Wilbur?

• He writes the messages in the web

• He gathers words for Charlotte to use

• He convinces Fern to save Wilbur

• He scares away the other animals

What does Wilbur do to show his gratitude to Charlotte?

• He builds her a new web

• He promises to take care of her children

• He finds her more food

• He sings her a song

What does Wilbur learn about death from Charlotte?

• It is something to fear

• It is a natural part of life

• It can always be avoided

• It is the end of everything

What does the story teach about the impact of words?

• They are powerful and can change perceptions

• They are not as important as actions

• They are difficult to understand

• They only matter if spoken by humans

What type of animal is Charlotte?

• A pig

• A spider

• A rat

• A sheep

Who is Templeton in the story?

• A sheep

• A spider

• A rat

• A pig

Does Wilbur win a prize at the fair?

• Yes, he wins a blue ribbon for first prize.

• No, he does not win any prizes.

• Yes, he wins a bronze medal and $24 prize.

• No, they leave him at the fair.

How do the humans react to the messages in Charlotte's web?

• They are scared

• They are amazed and decide to save Wilbur

• They don't notice them

• They try to destroy the web