Charlotte's Web: Key Concepts Review

The chapter describes an evening at the fair where Templeton the rat explores and finds food, while Charlotte the spider weaves the word 'humble' into her web. The fair is lively with activities, and Charlotte is working on her final masterpiece. The chapter ends with a hint about the next chapter, focusing on Charlotte's eggs.

What is the title of Chapter 18?

• Charlotte's Web

• The Cool of the Evening

• The Fairground Adventure

• Templeton's Journey

Why did Templeton decide to explore the fairgrounds?

• He wanted to ride the Ferris wheel

• He was searching for Wilbur

• He was hungry and thirsty

• He was looking for Charlotte

What was the atmosphere like at the fair in the evening?

• Rainy and cold

• Dark and deserted

• Lively with lights and music

• Quiet and calm

Who did Fern meet at the fair?

• Templeton

• Henry Fussy

• Wilbur

• Charlotte

What did Templeton find in the newspaper?

• A picture of Wilbur

• The word 'humble'

• A map of the fair

• A recipe for deviled ham

What does the word 'humble' mean according to Charlotte?

• Proud and boastful

• Fast and clever

• Near the ground and not proud

• Tall and strong

What did Templeton plan to do after delivering the word to Charlotte?

• Go back to sleep

• Explore more of the fair

• Help Charlotte with her web

• Find more food

What did Wilbur ask Charlotte to do as he was falling asleep?

• Weave another word

• Sing a song about the dung

• Find Templeton

• Tell him a story

What was Charlotte's response to Wilbur's question about his future?

• She was unsure

• She ignored him

• She reassured him he would be safe

• She said he would be sold

What did Charlotte promise to show Wilbur in the morning?

• A new web

• A new friend

• Her masterpiece

• A hidden treasure