Exploring Chapter 14 of Charlotte's Web

What event does Charlotte plan for Wilbur in this chapter?

• Charlotte plans to host a party for all the animals.

• Charlotte plans to build a new barn for Wilbur.

• Charlotte plans to spin a web that says 'Some Pig'.

• Charlotte plans to take Wilbur to the fair.

How does Wilbur feel about the upcoming event?

• Anxious and excited

• Confused and hesitant

• Bored and uninterested

• Calm and indifferent

What is the significance of the word 'Humble' in Charlotte's web?

• The term 'humble' is used to describe a character's physical strength.

• The word 'humble' emphasizes modesty and selflessness, reflecting the themes of friendship and true worth.

• The word 'humble' signifies wealth and power.

• 'Humble' represents arrogance and pride in the story.

Who helps Charlotte with her plan for Wilbur?

• Charlotte the spider

• Mr. Zuckerman the farmer

• Templeton the rat

• Fern the girl

What emotions does Wilbur experience as the event approaches?

• disappointment, nostalgia, pride, contentment

• joy, excitement, indifference, relief

• Wilbur experiences anxiety, fear, anticipation, and hope.

• confusion, anger, boredom, satisfaction

How does the chapter illustrate the theme of friendship?

• The chapter shows friendship through competition and rivalry.

• Friendship is depicted through isolation and misunderstandings.

• The theme of friendship is illustrated by individual achievements and personal goals.

• The chapter illustrates friendship through mutual support, shared experiences, and sacrifices.

What role does Fern play in this chapter?

• Fern is indifferent to Wilbur's fate.

• Fern is a compassionate advocate for Wilbur's life.

• Fern believes Wilbur should be left alone in the barn.

• Fern tries to sell Wilbur for profit.

What does Charlotte do to ensure Wilbur's safety?

• Charlotte tells the farmer to keep Wilbur away from danger.

• Charlotte feeds Wilbur extra food to keep him safe.

• Charlotte hides Wilbur in a secret place.

• Charlotte spins a web with messages to save Wilbur.

How do the other animals react to Charlotte's web?

• The other animals are indifferent to Charlotte's web.

• The other animals are impressed and supportive of Charlotte's web.

• The other animals are critical of Charlotte's web.

• The other animals are jealous of Charlotte's web.

What message does the chapter convey about life and death?

• Death is the ultimate goal of life.

• Life has no connection to death.

• Life and death are interconnected; appreciating life involves accepting the inevitability of death.

• Life is a constant struggle against death.