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Charlotte's Web Check (1-11)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the setting of Charlotte's Web?
a)
The zoo
b)
The Zuckerman's farm
c)
The forest
d)
The junkyard
2.
Wilbur is almost killed in the beginning of the story because...
a)
he's too big
b)
he's hurt
c)
he's too small
d)
he is sick
3.
Who took care of Wilbur when he was a baby?
a)
Mr. Arable
b)
Mrs. Arable
c)
Fern
d)
Mrs. Zuckerman
4.

What is Charlotte's plan to save Wilbur?

a)

Writing in her web

b)

Scaring Zuckerman and Lurvy

c)

Getting Fern to talk to Mr. Zuckerman

d)

Having the geese scare him

5.

What does injustice mean?

a)

a. being held or imprisoned

b)

b. to dislike intensely

c)

c. unfair or unjust

d)

d. come into view or look

6.

When Wilbur asks the goose to play with him, the goose says no because...

a)

It's too late.

b)

She was looking for food.

c)

She was sitting on her eggs.

7.

What type of insect is Charlotte?

a)

She is a goose.

b)

She is a rat.

c)

She is a spider.

8.

What do the animals think about Templeton?

a)

They think he is funny.

b)

They like him.

c)

They don't trust him.

9.

Does Wilbur like the idea that Charlotte drinks insects' blood?

a)

Yes.

b)

No.

10.

Chapter 7 is titled Bad News, what is the bad news?

a)

They are fattening WIlbur up to eat him for Christmas dinner

b)

The egg broke

11.

Why are Fern´s parents worried about her?

a)

She is acting like she can talk to animals

b)

Shes growing too big

12.

Chapter 9

What is the correct definition of boasting?

a)

to try something new.

b)

to brag or speak highly about yourself in a prideful way.

c)

to take a deep breath.

d)

to talk in a serious manner.

13.
Chapter 10
What did Avery try to do to Charlotte? 
a)
Avery tried to kill Charlotte.
b)
Avery tried to knock down Charlotte's web.
c)
Avery tried to capture Charlotte.
d)
Avery tried to feed her to his frog.
14.

Chapter 10

What does it mean to be gullible?

a)

to be suspicious of others.

b)

to be silly or goofy.

c)

to be easily fooled, tricked, or persuaded.

d)

to be smart or intelligent.

15.

Who tied the string to Wilbur?

a)

Templeton

b)

Fern

c)

Charlotte

d)

the goose