Charlotte the spider works diligently through the night to weave a new message in her web, using her dry thread to spell 'terrific' to describe Wilbur the pig. The next morning, Wilbur is admired by all for the word in the web, and Mr. Zuckerman decides to take him to the County Fair. Templeton the rat is tasked with finding new words for the web, and after some trial and error, he brings back a suitable phrase. Wilbur performs various actions to prove he is radiant, and Charlotte tells him stories and sings a lullaby to help him sleep.

What type of thread does Charlotte decide to use for writing her message?

• Sticky thread

• Dry thread

• Elastic thread

• Silk thread

Why does Charlotte use double lines for the letter 'T'?

• To make it stronger

• To make it artistic

• To make it more visible

• To save thread

What does Charlotte do to encourage herself while working on the web?

• Eats a bug

• Takes a break

• Talks to herself

• Sings a song

What word appears in Charlotte's web that causes excitement?

• Wonderful

• Terrific

• Fantastic

• Amazing

What does Mr. Zuckerman decide to do with Wilbur after seeing the web?

• Sell him

• Take him to the County Fair

• Keep him as a pet

• Enter him in a contest

What word does Templeton first bring back that Charlotte rejects?

• Savory

• Delicious

• Crunchy

• Juicy

What does Charlotte want to test about Wilbur after Templeton brings the soap flakes package?

• His speed

• His strength

• His radiance

• His intelligence

What kind of stories does Charlotte tell Wilbur before he sleeps?

• About her cousins

• About her adventures

• About her past

• About other animals