Charlotte's Web Character Insights

Charlotte the spider calls a meeting with the barn animals to discuss new messages for her web to save Wilbur the pig. The animals suggest ideas, and Charlotte decides on 'terrific' as the new word. The Old Sheep convinces Templeton the rat to bring magazine clippings for inspiration. Charlotte plans to weave the new message into her web, reinforcing her friendship with Wilbur.

What was the purpose of the meeting called by Charlotte?

• To organize a race

• To save Wilbur's life

• To plan a party

• To discuss the weather

Why did Charlotte call the roll at the beginning of the meeting?

• To entertain the animals

• To practice her speaking skills

• To confuse Templeton

• To ensure everyone was present

What was the effect of the message in Charlotte's web?

• It made the barn collapse

• It made Wilbur famous

• It scared the animals

• It confused the Zuckermans

What did Charlotte ask the animals for during the meeting?

• New ideas for her web

• A new home

• Food

• A song

Which slogan was suggested by one of the lambs?

• Super Pig

• Amazing Pig

• Pig of the Year

• Pig Supreme

Why did Charlotte think the word 'terrific' would work?

• It was Wilbur's favorite word

• It was a long word

• People believe what they read

• It was easy to spell

How did the gander attempt to spell 'terrific'?

• Correctly

• With too many letters

• Backwards

• In a different language

What did the old sheep suggest to help Charlotte?

• Sing a song

• Ask the farmer

• Get ideas from Templeton

• Write a letter

How did the old sheep convince Templeton to help?

• By ignoring him

• By threatening him

• By appealing to his self-interest

• By offering him food

What did Charlotte plan to do after the meeting?

• Leave the barn

• Go to sleep

• Write 'terrific' in her web

• Eat dinner