Charlotte's Web Chapter 9

What is the main reason spider webs are not easily broken?

• They are very thick.

• They are invisible.

• They are made of strong materials.

• They are flexible and well-structured.

How many sections does each of Charlotte's legs have?

• Seven

• Six

• Eight

• Five

What did Wilbur feel about his own legs compared to Charlotte's?

• They were longer.

• They had fewer sections.

• They were prettier.

• They were less hairy.

What did Wilbur use to try to spin a web?

• A leaf

• A piece of string

• A stick

• His tail

What did Wilbur need to start spinning a web?

• A high place

• All of the above

• A spinneret

• A deep breath

Why can't Wilbur spin a web according to Charlotte?

• He is too heavy.

• He lacks spinnerets and know-how.

• He didn't try hard enough.

• He is not a spider.

What did Charlotte say was necessary for web spinning that Wilbur lacked?

• Spinnerets and know-how

• Motivation

• Speed

• Strength

What did Charlotte suggest Wilbur should do instead of worrying about spinning a web?

• Eat and sleep well

• Learn to climb better

• Watch her spin webs

• Play with other animals

What does Charlotte compare the Queensboro Bridge to?

• A forest

• A river

• A large web

• A mountain

What does 'sedentary' mean as explained by Charlotte?

• Quiet and still

• Active and energetic

• Slow and lazy

• Loud and noisy