Wilbur and Charlotte's Farm Adventures

In this chapter, Charlotte becomes more appreciated for her insect control methods. Wilbur grows healthy and content, but the old sheep warns him of his impending fate as a Christmas ham. Wilbur is distraught, but Charlotte promises to save him, urging him to calm down and trust her plan.

What was Charlotte's campaign against insects primarily about?

• To protect the farm animals

• To teach Wilbur about nature

• To reduce the insect population

• To make friends with insects

What was the general opinion of the farm animals about flies?

• They were detested

• They were admired

• They were loved

• They were ignored

Why did Wilbur admire Charlotte's way of dealing with her prey?

• She used them to decorate her web

• She put them to sleep first

• She shared them with Wilbur

• She never ate them

What did Wilbur enjoy as he grew?

• Learning new tricks

• Playing with other pigs

• Eating three big meals a day

• Running around the farm

What did Charlotte say about giving her prey an anesthetic?

• It was a little service

• It was a mistake

• It was unnecessary

• It was a waste of time

What did the old sheep reveal to Wilbur?

• He would be given a special diet

• He would be sent to another farm

• He would be turned into bacon and ham

• He would become the farm's mascot

What did the old sheep say about the conspiracy?

• It was a secret only she knew

• It happened every year

• It was a new plan

• It was a joke

What did the old sheep say about the farmer's actions?

• They were surprising

• They were rare

• They were predictable

• They were kind

What did the old sheep say about the timing of the conspiracy?

• It was in spring

• It was at Christmastime

• It was in autumn

• It was during summer

What did the old sheep say about the farmer's actions?

• They were rare

• They were surprising

• They were predictable

• They were kind