1. Which of the following is not a defense Charlotte offers for her way of life -- catching bugs and eating them?
(a) No one brings her her meals the way Wilbur is fed every day.
(b) Flies and bugs are what come to her.
(c) If she didn't eat flies and bugs, they would grow so numerous they would destroy the earth.
(d) The other spiders will make fun of her if she doesn't eat bugs.

2. At the beginning of Chapter 7, how does Charlotte's campaign against insects seem to Wilbur?
(a) Mean and spiteful.
(b) Bloodthirsty and disgusting.
(c) Silly and misguided.
(d) Sensible and useful.

3. Which of the following is not something that disturbs Wilbur when he is trying to sleep?
(a) The sound of the goose turning on her nest and clucking to herself.
(b) The sound of Templeton gnawing a hole in the grain bin.
(c) Having many things on his mind.
(d) A bad tummy-ache from eating too much slop.

4. What does the goose know about Wilbur's future that Wilbur does not yet?
(a) Mrs. Zuckerman is preparing to sell Wilbur behind Mr. Zuckerman's back.
(b) Mr. Zuckerman and Lurvy are plotting to kill him.
(c) Charlotte is thinking about ways to ruin Wilbur's life.
(d) Templeton is planning to steal all of Wilbur's food.

5. Which of the following is not a reason the lamb gives for not playing with Wilbur?
(a) The lamb is already busy playing with a calf.
(b) The lamb is not interested in pigs.
(c) The lamb can't get into Wilbur's pen.
(d) The lamb doesn't play with pigs.