1. How is Wilbur mistaken about Charlotte at the end of Chapter 5?
(a) He thinks he can trust her, but she will hurt and betray him.
(b) He thinks she is only bold and cruel, but actually she has a kind heart.
(c) He thinks she will be able to rid the farmyard entirely of bugs.
(d) He thinks she is silly and beneath his notice.

2. Under what conditions does Mr. Zuckerman allow Fern to visit Wilbur?
(a) She must bring food for all the farm animals.
(b) She can only come once a week.
(c) She must help out with chores around the farm.
(d) She cannot let Wilbur out or enter his pigpen herself.

3. Which human first notices something is wrong with Wilbur?
(a) Mr. Zuckerman notices.
(b) Fern notices.
(c) Mrs. Zuckerman notices.
(d) Lurvy notices.

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

5. What reason does Mr. Arable give for why Fern gets to keep a pig?
(a) Mr. Arable is trying to teach her a lesson about responsibility.
(b) He has been promising to give her a pet for a long time.
(c) It is time for her to help out around the household.
(d) She was up at daylight, trying to rid the world of an injustice.