Charlotte's Web Character Insights

The transcript describes the end of summer as signaled by crickets, affecting various characters on the farm. Wilbur, a pig, becomes the center of attention due to his radiant appearance, thanks to Charlotte the spider's web messages. Despite his fame, Wilbur remains modest but worries about his future. Charlotte faces her own dilemma about attending the fair due to her egg-laying duties. The narrative explores themes of change, friendship, and responsibilities.

What do the Crickets' song symbolize in the story?

• The arrival of winter

• A celebration of spring

• The end of summer and change

• The beginning of summer

How do Avery and Fern react to the Crickets' song?

• They decide to go on a vacation

• They realize school will start soon

• They feel excited about summer

• They ignore it

What does Charlotte realize upon hearing the Crickets?

• She should start a new web

• She doesn't have much time left

• She needs to find a new home

• She has plenty of time left

Why is Wilbur admired by many on the farm?

• He is the oldest animal

• He can talk

• He is the largest pig

• He looks radiant

What word did Charlotte write in her web to describe Wilbur?

• Terrific

• Some Pig

• Radiant

• Amazing

How does Wilbur try to live up to the word 'radiant'?

• By sleeping more

• By running fast

• By doing tricks

• By eating more

What is Wilbur's attitude towards the attention he receives?

• He ignores it

• He remains modest

• He becomes shy

• He becomes arrogant

What does Wilbur dream about at night?

• Winning a prize

• Being chased by men with knives

• Finding a new friend

• Building a new home

What is Wilbur looking forward to?

• The end of summer

• The country fair

• A new home

• A new friend

Why is Charlotte hesitant to go to the fair?

• She dislikes fairs

• She has to lay eggs

• She is afraid of crowds

• She is too tired