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WorksheetsCharlotte's Web Test
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 11hrs 30mins
Who wrote Charlotte’s Web?
Andrew Clements
Barbara Parks
Roald Dahl
E.B. White
Which word or phrase does Charlotte NOT weave into her web?
Humble
Terrific
Some Pig
Fantastic
Who is Uncle?
A farmer
Fern’s cousin
A pig
A rat
Where does Charlotte pass away (die)?
In Wilbur’s crate
At the fair
In the barn
On top of some hay
According to the book, what mood do the crickets bring?
Anger
Fear
Peace
Sadness
Which of the following is NOT one of Wilbur’s problems in the book?
Charlotte’s children float away
He misses Charlotte
He doesn’t win a prize at the fair
Templeton doesn’t want to help him
How does Wilbur react when Charlotte’s children float away?
He is frantic
He does not care
He is angry
He is excited
What does the sheep say to convince Templeton to help?
He could have an extra egg
By helping Wilbur, Templeton would be helping himself
It would make all the animals happy
Charlotte would give him insects from her web
Who hid in the crate with Wilbur?
Lurvy and Avery
Templeton and Sheep
Charlotte and Lurvy
Charlotte and Templeton
Who was with Charlotte when she died?
No one
Templeton
Fern
Wilbur
How does Wilbur convince Templeton to get Charlotte’s egg sac?
Wilbur fights with Templeton
Wilbur asks the sheep to convince him
Wilbur makes a deal with Templeton
Wilbur cries until Templeton agrees
Dr. Dorian thinks it is a miracle that a young spider knows how to spin a web without any instructions.
True
False
On the night before the fair, everyone goes to sleep EXCEPT?
Templeton
Wilbur
Charlotte
Fern
How many eggs does Charlotte lay?
540
514
541
504
Wilbur wins a prize at the fair because he is the biggest pig.
True
False
After the fair, what is the most important thing for Wilbur?
Finding a new friend
Having enough food
Protecting the egg sac
Playing in the snow
Charlotte’s children are aeronauts.
True
False
Wilbur attracts many valuable tourists to visit their state.
True
False
What is the theme of the story of Charlotte’s Web?
Friendship
Competition
Forgiveness
Fear
Which character wanted to “do away with" (kill) the runt?
Ferm
Mr. Zuckerman
Avery
Mr. Arable
Which character had a pet frog?
Lurvy
Mr. Arable
Charlotte
Avery
Which character had an idio-idio-idiosyncrasy?
Wilbur
Goose
Charlotte
Fern
Which character thought it was an injustice to kill a runt?
Mrs. Arable
Fern
Henry Fussy
Templeton
Which character got the words for Charlotte?
Lurvy
Templeton
Fern
Wilbur
Which character was lonely and wanted a friend?
Henry Fussy
Mr. Zuckerman
Goose
Wilbur
Which character bought Wilbur from Mr. Arable?
Mrs. Arable
Fern
Avery
Mr. Zuckerman
Which character was a good friend to Wilbur?
Avery
Goose
Charlotte
Templeton
Which character was the hired man who works on the farm?
Mr. Zuckerman
Avery
Lurvy
Henry Fussy
Which character gave Wilbur a buttermilk bath?
Mrs. Zuckerman
Fern
Lurvy
Mr. Arable
Tell what kind of figurative language is being used.
“A rotten egg is a regular stink bomb.”
Simile
Idiom
Metaphor
Personification
Tell what kind of figurative language is being used.
“The web glistened in the light and made a pattern of loveliness and mystery, like a delicate veil.”
Simile
Idiom
Metaphor
Personification
Tell what kind of figurative language is being used.
“A little maple tree in the swamp heard the cricket song and turned bright red with anxiety.”
Simile
Idiom
Metaphor
Personification
Tell what kind of figurative language is being used.
“A fair is a rat’s paradise?”
Simile
Idiom
Metaphor
Personification
Tell what kind of figurative language is being used.
“Mr. Arable cut the motor, got out, walked around to the rear, and lowered the tailgate.”
Simile
Idiom
Metaphor
Personification
Choose the vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
I felt terribly _______________________ and lonely when my sister left to go play with her friends.
listless
commotion
desolation
deserted
Choose the vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
We cried with great _______________________ when we learned that our beloved pet had passed away.
listless
commotion
desolation
deserted
Choose the vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
We wondered what all the loud _______________________ was about, and we walked over to investigate.
listless
commotion
desolation
deserted
Choose the vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
The young child was so sick that he was very _______________________.
listless
commotion
desolation
deserted
Choose the vocabulary word that matches its definition.
"Said something scornfully (rudely)"
fidgeted
veritable
sneered
pompous
Choose the vocabulary word that matches its definition.
"Miracle"
phenomenon
pompous
sneered
veritable
Choose the vocabulary word that matches its definition.
"Grandiose; important"
veritable
pompous
fidgeted
sneered
Choose the vocabulary word that matches its definition.
"Squirmed"
phenomenon
idiosyncrasy
fidgeted
sneered
