Charlotte's Web Character Insights

Charlotte the spider works diligently on her web to create a message that reads 'Terrific' for Wilbur the pig. The next morning, Wilbur is delighted to see the word in the web, and the news spreads quickly. Templeton the rat helps by finding words for Charlotte to use in her web. Wilbur performs various actions to show he is radiant, and Charlotte tells him stories and sings a lullaby to help him sleep.

What type of thread does Charlotte decide to use for writing her message?

• Silk thread

• Dry thread

• Sticky thread

• Elastic thread

Why does Charlotte use double lines for the letter 'T'?

• To make it artistic

• To save thread

• To make it more visible

• To make it stronger

What does Charlotte do to encourage herself while weaving?

• Sings a song

• Talks to herself

• Takes a break

• Eats a bug

What word does Charlotte weave into her web that amazes the Zuckermans?

• Terrific

• Fantastic

• Wonderful

• Amazing

What does Mr. Zuckerman decide to do after seeing the word in the web?

• Sell Wilbur

• Take Wilbur to the county fair

• Build a new barn

• Call a veterinarian

What word does Templeton first bring back for Charlotte to use?

• Delicious

• Savory

• Crunchy

• Juicy

What does Charlotte want to test about Wilbur?

• His intelligence

• His radiance

• His speed

• His strength

What action does Charlotte ask Wilbur to perform to prove his radiance?

• Sing a song

• Jump into the air

• Roll in the mud

• Run in circles

What is the story about Charlotte's cousin who caught a fish?

• The cousin ate the fish

• The web broke

• The fish was released

• The fish escaped

What does Charlotte do to help Wilbur fall asleep?

• Tells him a story

• Sings a lullaby

• Gives him a snack

• Reads him a book