Charlotte's Web Quiz

How did the story end?

• Wilbur went back to live with Fern.

• Wilbur stayed at the County Fair.

• Wilbur died.

• Wilbur took care of Charlotte's babies.

How did Templeton help Wilbur?

• He brought him food.

• He brought magazine clippings.

• He distracted the adults.

• He never helped Wilbur.

What was the name of the boy that Fern hung out with at the County Fair?

• Steve

• John

• Luke

• Henry

Charlotte spins a web that says "Some Pig." Why do you think Charlotte does this?

• She wants to show off her weaving skills.

• She wants to trick Wilbur into thinking he can fly.

• She wants to protect Wilbur from being slaughtered.

• Because she is bored

What lesson can we learn from Charlotte giving up her life for Wilbur?

• Stealing is okay if you need something.

• True friends are willing to sacrifice for each other.

• It is important to always be brave.

• Spiders are the best kind of friends to have.

Templeton, the rat, often steals food from the other animals. What character value is Templeton lacking?

• Kindness

• Bravery

• Helpfulness

• Patience

Throughout the story, Wilbur learns that friendship is important. What is one way Wilbur shows his friendship to Charlotte?

• He teaches her how to spin webs.

• He helps her catch flies.

• He races her across the farmyard.

• (Level 2 - Understanding)

Why does Ike (the farmer's daughter) save runt pig runt from being sold?

• She wants to eat it later.

• She feels sorry for it.

• She needs help with chores around the farm.

• She thinks it will make a good pet for her brother.

The goose laughs at Wilbur for being scared of being turned into ham. What does this show about the goose?

• She is a good friend.

• She can be insensitive.

• She is very wise.

• She is always happy.

Charlotte's web is special because it uses words. What is the main purpose of the words in Charlotte's web?

• To make the web look pretty.

• To save Wilbur's life.

• To teach Wilbur how to read.