Charlotte's Web Character Insights

Charlotte the spider works diligently on her web to create a message that reads 'Terrific' to help Wilbur, the pig, gain attention and admiration. The community is amazed by the message, and Wilbur feels proud. Templeton the rat helps by finding words for Charlotte to use. Charlotte tells stories to Wilbur, who is comforted and entertained by her tales.

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

• Elastic thread

• Sticky thread

• Dry thread

• Silky thread

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

• To make it stronger

• To make it more visible

• To make it more artistic

• To make it more complex

What does Charlotte do to encourage herself while weaving?

• She eats a bug

• She sings a song

• She talks to herself

• She takes a break

What word does Charlotte weave into her web?

• Amazing

• Fantastic

• Terrific

• Wonderful

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

• Enter him in a contest

• Sell him

• Take him to the county fair

• Keep him as a pet

What does Templeton bring back from the dump first?

• A piece of cloth

• A magazine ad

• A soap package

• A tin can

Why does Charlotte reject the word 'crunchy'?

• It is not descriptive enough

• It is too long

• It suggests Wilbur is tasty

• It sounds too harsh

What remarkable feat did one of Charlotte's cousins achieve?

• Built a web in a tree

• Caught a bird

• Caught a fish

• Flew with a balloon

What does Charlotte do to help Wilbur fall asleep?

• Tells him a story

• Sings a lullaby

• Reads him a poem

• Gives him a hug