Charlotte's Web: Key Concepts and Reactions

The transcript describes a chapter from 'Charlotte's Web' where a miraculous event occurs on a farm. Charlotte, a spider, weaves a message into her web that reads 'Some Pig,' which astonishes the farm workers and the community. The event draws attention to Wilbur, the pig, and leads to a series of reactions from the farm owner, Mr. Zuckerman, and the local community. The miracle becomes a sensation, attracting visitors and altering the daily operations of the farm.

What is a miracle as described in the introduction?

• A common everyday event

• A supernatural occurrence

• A scientific phenomenon

• An event that is easily explained

How is Charlotte's web described on the foggy morning?

• As an invisible structure

• As a thing of beauty with beads of water

• As a plain and simple web

• As a tangled mess

What message does Lervy find woven into Charlotte's web?

• Great Pig

• Best Pig

• Amazing Pig

• Some Pig

What is Lervy's reaction upon seeing the message in the web?

• He laughs it off

• He feels weak and prays

• He ignores it

• He immediately tells everyone

How does Mr. Zuckerman describe the pig to his wife Edith?

• As a troublesome pig

• As a very unusual pig

• As a lazy pig

• As a regular pig

What does Mrs. Zuckerman think about the spider?

• It's a rare spider

• It's a dangerous spider

• It's a magical spider

• It's an ordinary spider

How does the community react to the news of the miracle?

• They ignore it

• They are skeptical

• They come from miles around to see the pig

• They are frightened

What changes occur on the Zuckerman farm after the miracle?

• The farm becomes more productive

• The farm becomes neglected

• The farm is sold

• The farm is abandoned

How does Fern feel about the miracle and its effect on Wilbur?

• She is angry

• She is indifferent

• She is worried

• She is happy