Charlotte's Web Character Relationships

The transcript describes a Sunday morning conversation at breakfast where Fern talks about Uncle Homer's goslings and introduces various barn animals, including Templeton the rat and Charlotte the spider. Fern's mother, Mrs. Arable, expresses concern about Fern's vivid imagination and her belief that animals can talk. Mr. Arable reassures her, suggesting that Fern's imagination is normal for a child.

What was Avery doing while the family was having breakfast?

• Looking for his slingshot

• Reading a book

• Playing outside

• Helping in the kitchen

How many goslings hatched according to Fern?

• Five

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

What did the goose do with the egg that didn't hatch?

• Kept it in the nest

• Gave it to Templeton

• Ignored it

• Buried it

Who is Templeton according to Fern?

• A cat

• A dog

• A bird

• A rat

Who is Charlotte in the barn?

• A chicken

• A spider

• A cow

• A horse

What does Charlotte do in her web?

• Builds nests

• Catches flies

• Sings songs

• Collects leaves

What is the relationship between Wilbur and Charlotte?

• They are enemies

• They are best friends

• They are siblings

• They are strangers

What did Charlotte say about the goslings hatching?

• It was a miracle

• It was unexpected

• It was a result of patience

• It was a waste of time

What does Charlotte do when the goslings hatch?

• Builds a new web

• Goes to sleep

• Sings a song

• Makes a speech

Why is Mrs. Arabel worried about Fern?

• Fern is not eating well

• Fern is spending too much time outside

• Fern is not doing her homework

• Fern is imagining animals talking