Charlotte's Web Chapter 4

Front

What is Templeton's primary activity instead of playing?

Back

Eating.

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Front

What did Wilbur have for the new day?

Back

Lots of plans.

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Front

What remedy did Lurvy give Wilbur to help him feel better?

Back

Molasses and sulphur.

Front

What weather condition affected Wilbur's plans for the day?

Back

It was raining.

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Front

Why was the goose unable to play with Wilbur?

Back

She was sitting on eggs.

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Front

What is the significance of Templeton's character in 'Charlotte's Web'?

Back

Templeton represents self-interest and the idea of enjoying life without responsibility.

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Front

How does Wilbur's character develop throughout Chapter 4?

Back

Wilbur shows hope and optimism despite challenges.

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Front

What role does Lurvy play in Wilbur's life?

Back

Lurvy is a caretaker who provides for Wilbur's needs.

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Front

What does the rain symbolize in the context of Wilbur's plans?

Back

The rain symbolizes obstacles and unforeseen circumstances.

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Front

How does the goose's behavior reflect her priorities?

Back

The goose prioritizes her responsibilities over play.

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