Exploring Chapter 20 of Charlotte's Web

What significant event occurs at the fair in Chapter 20?

• The fair is canceled due to bad weather.

• A famous singer performs at the fair.

• A parade takes place at the fair instead.

• A tragic accident occurs at the fair involving the Ferris wheel.

How does Wilbur react to the outcome of the competition?

• Wilbur feels disappointed and upset after the competition.

• Wilbur shows indifference and does not care about the outcome.

• Wilbur reacts with anger and frustration over the results.

• Wilbur reacts with pride and happiness after the competition.

What emotions does Fern experience during the fair?

• Joy and relief.

• Boredom and indifference.

• Excitement and anxiety.

• Fear and sadness.

Who is the main character that helps Wilbur in Chapter 20?

• Charlotte

• Mr. Zuckerman

• Templeton

• Fern

What does Charlotte do to ensure Wilbur's success?

• Charlotte builds a bigger pen for Wilbur to run in.

• Charlotte spins words in her web to promote Wilbur.

• Charlotte feeds Wilbur special food to help him grow.

• Charlotte sings songs to motivate Wilbur.

How does the theme of friendship manifest in this chapter?

• The characters express their friendship through isolation and avoidance of each other.

• Friendship is depicted as a source of conflict and misunderstanding in this chapter.

• The theme of friendship manifests through mutual support, loyalty, and meaningful conversations among the characters.

• The theme of friendship is shown through competition and rivalry among the characters.

What is the significance of the prize that Wilbur wins?

• The prize is a monetary reward for Wilbur's family.

• The prize is a trophy that Wilbur must return after a year.

• The prize represents recognition and validation of Wilbur's efforts and achievements.

• The prize is a vacation trip to a distant country.

How does the chapter illustrate the concept of loyalty?

• The chapter illustrates loyalty by showcasing characters who consistently support each other in challenging times.

• The chapter depicts loyalty through characters who betray each other for personal gain.

• The chapter shows loyalty by highlighting characters who are indifferent to each other's struggles.

• Loyalty is illustrated by characters who abandon their friends in times of need.

What role does the setting of the fair play in the events of Chapter 20?

• The fair setting creates a sense of isolation for the characters.

• The setting of the fair amplifies the contrast between joy and conflict, impacting character interactions.

• The fair is irrelevant to the main conflict of the chapter.

• The fair serves as a backdrop for a romantic subplot.

What message does the author convey through the conclusion of this chapter?

• The author emphasizes the importance of individual experiences.

• The author conveys a message about the universal relevance of the chapter's themes.

• The author suggests that the themes are only relevant to a specific audience.

• The author argues against the themes presented in the chapter.