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Question #5
Which quote shows that the adults still do not understand that Charlotte is really the most amazing animal in this book?
Question #3
During what season do Charlotte's babies hatch?
Question #3
What does Wilbur think is "one of the most satisfying things in the world"?
Chapter 16 – Off to the Fair
What is this chapter mainly about?
The first illustration in this chapter shows a dream.
Which character's dream is shown in the illustration?
Why does the author include the details about Fern and Avery getting ready for the fair?
What does Mrs. Zuckerman decide to bathe Wilbur in?
Why does Charlotte decide to go to the fair with Wilbur after all?
Why does Charlotte decide to take Templeton with them to the fair?
Why does Templeton agree to go to the fair?
The old sheep tells Templeton that there is a lot of "loot" at the fair.
What does the word "loot" mean in this chapter?
Why does the old sheep tell Wilbur not to go into the crate easily?
Chapter 18 – The Cool of the Evening
What is this chapter mainly about?
What does Charlotte ask Templeton to do for her?
What word does Charlotte write on her web in this chapter?
What two reasons does Templeton give for saying the fair is "a rat's paradise?"
Why doesn't Charlotte sing to Wilbur when he asks her to?
How is Charlotte's masterpiece different from what she usually weaves?
Which sentence in this chapter best shows that Charlotte thinks her plan to save Wilbur has worked?
Question #6
Why does Wilbur faint in this chapter?
Question #4
How does Wilbur know the young spiders are happy to see him when they hatch?
Question #4
Charlotte says she may not go to the fair with Wilbur because it would be "inconvenient."
What does the word "inconvenient" mean as used in this chapter?
Question #1
The author has the children asking many questions at the beginning of this chapter.
Why do you think the author has the children asking so many questions?