Exploring Chapters 21-22 of Charlotte's Web

What significant event occurs at the fair in Chapter 21?

• The protagonist wins a prize at the fair.

• A storm disrupts the fair activities.

• The protagonist reunites with a long-lost friend.

• A new attraction is unveiled at the fair.

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How does Wilbur react to Charlotte's absence in Chapter 21?

• Wilbur ignores Charlotte's absence completely.

• Wilbur feels indifferent about Charlotte's absence.

• Wilbur is excited and hopeful without Charlotte.

• Wilbur reacts with sadness and anxiety to Charlotte's absence.

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What does Charlotte leave behind for Wilbur in Chapter 22?

• A note of encouragement

• A new blanket for winter

• Charlotte leaves behind her egg sac for Wilbur.

• A basket of apples

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Who does Wilbur meet at the fair that impacts his feelings?

• Charlotte the spider

• Mr. Zuckerman the farmer

• Templeton the rat

• Fern the girl

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What is the main theme highlighted in Chapters 21-22?

• The journey of self-discovery through travel.

• The impact of technology on society.

• Struggle for identity and consequences of choices.

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

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How does the author portray the concept of friendship in these chapters?

• Friendship is described as a fleeting relationship without emotional depth.

• Friendship is shown as a competition for attention and resources.

• Friendship is portrayed as a deep bond characterized by trust, support, and shared experiences.

• Friendship is depicted as a superficial connection based on convenience.

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What emotions does Wilbur experience throughout Chapters 21-22?

• Hope, excitement, regret

• Fear, sadness, joy

• Disgust, boredom, anxiety

• Anger, confusion, surprise

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What role does the setting of the fair play in the story's climax?

• The fair setting distracts from the characters' conflicts and emotions.

• The setting of the fair serves as a backdrop with no impact on the climax.

• The climax occurs in a different location, making the fair irrelevant.

• The setting of the fair intensifies the climax by reflecting the characters' conflicts and emotions.

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How does the relationship between Wilbur and Charlotte evolve in these chapters?

• Their relationship deteriorates due to misunderstandings and conflict.

• Wilbur sees Charlotte as a rival rather than a friend.

• Wilbur and Charlotte remain indifferent to each other throughout the chapters.

• Wilbur and Charlotte's relationship evolves from acquaintance to a deep friendship based on loyalty and support.

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What message does the author convey about life and death in Chapters 21-22?

• Death is the ultimate goal of life.

• Life is meaningless without death.

• Life gains meaning through the awareness of death.

• Life and death are completely unrelated concepts.

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