What two reasons does Charlotte provide for Wilbur not being able to spin a web?

He has gained too much weight to hang upside down.

The does not have string strong enough to hold a pattern.

He does not have the knowledge needed.

He is distracted by his fear of dying.

What about the setting at the beginning of this chapter is most important to Charlotte's plan?

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How does Fern's brother feel when he sees the baby pig?

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When the dog hears the "commotion," he goes to help.

What does the word "commotion" mean in this chapter?

How does Wilbur feel when the barn is very quiet in the mornings?

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The name of this chapter is "Bad News."

What is the bad news?

Why does Charlotte mention the Queensborough Bridge?

In this chapter, the author reveals what Charlotte plans to do to save Wilbur. Which statement best summarizes Charlotte's strategy?

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What is this chapter mainly about?

Who doesn't show up at the meeting at first?

Which term will be the next word in Charlotte's web?

The reader learned in earlier chapters that Charlotte believes people are not as smart as animals.

Which two sentences from this chapter further develops that idea?

What does the old sheep suggest that Templeton's role be moving forward?

How does the old sheep convince Templeton to help with the plan?