WorksheetsExploring Themes and Perspectives in Charlotte's Web
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the name of the pig in "Charlotte's Web"?
Templeton
Wilbur
Fern
Charlotte
Who is the main spider character in "Charlotte's Web"?
Fern
Charlotte
Avery
Mrs. Arable
In chapters 15 and 16, what event is Wilbur preparing for?
His birthday party
The county fair
Moving to a new farm
Meeting new animals
Which character is known for being greedy and selfish in "Charlotte's Web"?
Charlotte
Templeton
Wilbur
Fern
Why does Charlotte decide to go to the fair with Wilbur?
She wants to win a prize
She wants to help Wilbur survive
She is curious about humans
She wants to eat fair food
How does Templeton help Charlotte and Wilbur at the fair?
He finds words for Charlotte to use in her web
He cheers for Wilbur
He brings food for everyone
He tells jokes to the crowd
How does Fern’s perspective about Wilbur change in chapters 15 and 16?
She becomes less interested in Wilbur and more interested in the fair
She wants to take Wilbur home
She is angry with Wilbur
She thinks Wilbur should run away
Why does Templeton agree to help Charlotte and Wilbur at the fair?
He wants to be famous
He is promised food and treats
He likes Wilbur
He wants to impress Charlotte
Explain how the theme of friendship develops in chapters 15 and 16 of "Charlotte's Web" using details from the text.
Friendship is shown when Charlotte risks her life to help Wilbur at the fair, and Templeton helps by finding words for the web.
Friendship is shown when Wilbur ignores Charlotte and Templeton.
Friendship is shown when Fern leaves Wilbur alone.
Friendship is shown when the Zuckermans win a prize.
Explain how Charlotte’s and Templeton’s perspectives about Wilbur are different in chapters 15 and 16.
Charlotte cares deeply for Wilbur and wants to save him, while Templeton helps mainly for his own benefit.
Both Charlotte and Templeton dislike Wilbur.
Charlotte and Templeton both want Wilbur to win a prize for themselves.
Templeton is more caring than Charlotte.