Character Reactions and Relationships in Charlotte's Web

The video introduces Wilbur, a small and sensitive pig, and his interactions with other farm animals and people. Charlotte, a kind spider, takes care of Wilbur, while Fern, a young girl, befriends him. Avery, Fern's brother, is mischievous. Mr. and Mrs. Arable, Fern's parents, have differing views on her activities. Uncle Homer and Aunt Edith Zuckerman, along with their farmhand Lervy, play roles in Wilbur's life. Other characters include Henry Fussy, Templeton the rat, the Goose, and the Sheep, each with unique traits and interactions with Wilbur.

What makes Wilbur different from the other pigs on the farm?

• He is aggressive.

• He dislikes the barn.

• He is a runt and very small.

• He is larger than the others.

How does Wilbur react to negative comments?

• He ignores them.

• He laughs it off.

• He roots in the mud and cries.

• He becomes aggressive.

What is Charlotte's special skill?

• Running fast.

• Weaving words in her web.

• Cooking delicious meals.

• Singing beautifully.

What role does Charlotte play in the barn?

• The troublemaker.

• The mother figure.

• The leader.

• The entertainer.

What is Fern's relationship with Wilbur?

• They are enemies.

• They are indifferent to each other.

• They are good friends.

• They are competitors.

How does Fern's interest change as she grows older?

• She starts traveling.

• She becomes more focused on studies.

• She starts liking boys.

• She becomes more interested in animals.

What is Avery's personality like?

• Shy and reserved.

• Wild and mischievous.

• Calm and collected.

• Serious and studious.

What is Avery's attitude towards cleanliness?

• He loves being clean.

• He dislikes baths.

• He is obsessed with hygiene.

• He is indifferent to cleanliness.

What is Mr. Arable's attitude towards Fern taking care of Wilbur?

• He is supportive.

• He is indifferent.

• He is against it.

• He is unaware.

What is Mrs. Arable's main concern about Fern?

• Fern's health.

• Fern's constant interaction with farm animals.

• Fern's lack of interest in studies.

• Fern's eating habits.