Wilbur and Charlotte's Friendship Dynamics

Wilbur, a pig, experiences a restless night in the barn, pondering a mysterious friend. In the morning, he meets Charlotte, a spider, who introduces herself with a friendly 'salutations.' Despite initial doubts about her bloodthirsty nature, Wilbur learns to appreciate Charlotte's cleverness and kindness. The story highlights the challenges and rewards of forming friendships with those who are different.

What kept Wilbur awake during the night?

• The sound of the wind

• The bright moonlight

• His empty stomach and full mind

• The noise of the cows

What was Templeton doing during the night?

• Sleeping peacefully

• Chasing the goose

• Gnawing a hole in the grain bin

• Building a nest

How long does it take for a goose egg to hatch according to the goose?

• 60 days

• 15 days

• 30 days

• 45 days

What does Wilbur enjoy about the barn in the early morning?

• The sight of the sunrise

• The calm and quiet atmosphere

• The smell of fresh hay

• The noise of the animals

Why do the sheep disapprove of Wilbur's announcement?

• They want to sleep more

• They are jealous of his new friend

• They believe he is disturbing his new friend

• They think he is too loud

What is Charlotte's way of greeting Wilbur?

• Saying 'Hello'

• Saying 'Good morning'

• Saying 'Salutations'

• Waving her legs

What does Charlotte eat?

• Leaves and grass

• Flies and insects

• Fruits and nuts

• Small animals

Why is Wilbur initially horrified by Charlotte's diet?

• He is afraid of spiders

• He is worried about his own safety

• He dislikes the idea of eating insects

• He thinks it's cruel

What does Wilbur learn about first impressions from his friendship with Charlotte?

• They don't matter

• They are unchangeable

• They can be misleading

• They are always accurate