In Chapter 18 of 'Charlotte's Web', Templeton explores the fairgrounds, finding food and a newspaper. Fern enjoys a Ferris wheel ride with Henry, while Charlotte weaves the word 'humble' into her web. As night falls, Templeton revels in the fair's offerings, and Charlotte completes her masterpiece. Wilbur expresses concerns about his future, but Charlotte reassures him. Fern reflects on her joyful day at the fair.

What does Templeton do when he first leaves the crate?

• He talks to Wilbur.

• He decides to explore the fairgrounds.

• He starts building a web.

• He goes to sleep.

Who invites Fern to ride the Ferris wheel?

• Charlotte

• Wilbur

• Templeton

• Henry Fussy

What does Templeton find inside the folded newspaper?

• A word for Charlotte's web

• A ticket for the Ferris wheel

• A piece of cheese

• A map of the fairgrounds

What word does Charlotte weave into her web?

• Radiant

• Some Pig

• Terrific

• Humble

What does Templeton plan to do after helping Charlotte?

• Go back to sleep

• Build his own web

• Find more words

• Explore more of the fair

What does Wilbur ask Charlotte to do as he falls asleep?

• Fetch him some food

• Sing him a song

• Tell him a story

• Weave another word

Where does Charlotte say she is when Wilbur can't see her?

• In the back corner

• Outside the pigpen

• On her web

• In the barn

What does Charlotte promise to show Wilbur in the morning?

• A hidden treasure

• A new word

• Her masterpiece

• A new friend

What does Charlotte say about Wilbur's future?

• He will leave the farm.

• He will win a prize.

• He will be sold.

• He will be forgotten.

How does Fern describe her time at the fair?

• Scary

• Too short

• Boring

• The best time ever