Exploring Chapters 5-8 of Charlotte's Web

What event causes Wilbur to feel lonely in Chapter 5?

• Wilbur feels lonely because he is hungry and wants food.

• Wilbur feels lonely because he misses Charlotte and feels misunderstood by the other animals.

• Wilbur feels lonely because he is tired of playing with the other animals.

• Wilbur feels lonely due to the arrival of new animals in the barn.

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How does Charlotte first introduce herself to Wilbur?

• Charlotte introduces herself as a farmer.

• Charlotte introduces herself as a spider.

• Charlotte introduces herself as a fly.

• Charlotte introduces herself as a pig.

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What does Charlotte promise to do for Wilbur in Chapter 6?

• Charlotte promises to take Wilbur on a trip.

• Charlotte promises to build a barn for Wilbur.

• Charlotte promises to help Wilbur by spinning a web to make him famous.

• Charlotte promises to feed Wilbur every day.

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What is the significance of the word 'Terrific' in Chapter 7?

• The word 'Terrific' signifies excitement and positivity in a pivotal moment.

• The word 'Terrific' indicates a moment of despair.

• The word 'Terrific' is used to describe a negative event.

• The word 'Terrific' refers to a character's failure.

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How does Fern react to the news of Wilbur being sold?

• Fern reacts with distress and sadness to the news of Wilbur being sold.

• Fern is angry and blames her parents for the sale.

• Fern celebrates the sale of Wilbur and feels happy.

• Fern is indifferent and does not care about Wilbur's fate.

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CCSS.RL.2.3

CCSS.RL.3.3

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What role does the barn play in the story during these chapters?

• The barn serves as a place for storing crops only.

• The barn acts as a symbol of safety and community, central to character interactions and events.

• The barn represents a source of tension and isolation among the characters.

• The barn is a setting for a major conflict between characters.

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Who are the other animals that Wilbur meets in Chapter 5?

• A sheep and a horse

• A cat and a dog

• A pig and a cow

• A goose and a gander

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CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.3

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What does Charlotte do to help Wilbur gain attention from the humans?

• Charlotte hides Wilbur from the humans.

• Charlotte spins a web with words to attract human attention to Wilbur.

• Charlotte sings a song to entertain Wilbur.

• Charlotte feeds Wilbur special food to impress the humans.

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How does the theme of friendship develop in Chapters 5-8?

• Friendship is portrayed as a burden that characters try to avoid.

• The theme of friendship is irrelevant in these chapters.

• Characters become enemies instead of friends during challenges.

• The theme of friendship deepens as characters face challenges together, highlighting loyalty and support.

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What lesson does Wilbur learn about fear and courage in these chapters?

• Wilbur believes that courage means avoiding all fears.

• Wilbur learns that fear is a sign of weakness.

• Wilbur thinks that friends are not important when facing fears.

• Wilbur learns that courage is about facing fears with the support of friends.

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