Charlotte's Web Chapter 6

Who are the main characters in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• Wilbur and Fern

• Fern and Templeton

• Wilbur and Charlotte

• Charlotte and Templeton

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Describe the setting of chapter 6 in Charlotte's Web.

• A spaceship

• Zuckerman's barn

• The White House

• The Eiffel Tower

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What is the problem that arises in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• Wilbur is feeling lonely and worried about his future.

• The barn catches on fire and Wilbur is in danger

• Charlotte becomes sick and cannot help Wilbur

• Fern decides to give Wilbur away to another farm

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What role does Wilbur play in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• Wilbur is a brave and fearless cat.

• Wilbur is a talking spider.

• Wilbur is a shy and timid mouse.

• Wilbur is a curious and adventurous pig.

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How does the setting impact the events in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• The setting has no impact on the events in chapter 6

• The setting creates a sense of tranquility and peace

• The setting creates a sense of chaos and destruction

• The setting makes the characters feel bored and uninterested

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What are the main events that take place in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• Charlotte decides to leave the farm

• The sheep have a talent show

• Wilbur meets Charlotte and they become friends.

• Wilbur gets lost in the woods

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How do the characters in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web respond to the problem?

• The characters in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web respond to the problem with confusion and chaos.

• The characters in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web respond to the problem with laziness and selfishness.

• The characters in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web respond to the problem with fear and isolation.

• The characters in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web respond to the problem with determination and teamwork.

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What emotions do the characters experience in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• Happiness, contentment, and satisfaction

• Confusion, frustration, and annoyance

• Sadness, anger, and boredom

• The characters experience fear, excitement, and anticipation in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web.

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How does the problem get resolved in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• Charlotte writes the word 'terrific' in her web to describe Wilbur, which attracts attention and saves him from being sold.

• Charlotte writes the word 'awful' in her web to describe Wilbur, which scares everyone away

• Templeton the rat helps Wilbur escape from the farm

• Fern decides to keep Wilbur as a pet and takes him home

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What lessons can be learned from the events in chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web?

• Fear, anger, and revenge

• Math lessons, science experiments, and cooking recipes

• The importance of solitude, independence, and self-reliance

• Friendship, loyalty, and the power of words

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