1. Charlotte tells Wilbur that she does her best thinking when?
(a) When she's spinning a new web.
(b) When she's sucking the blood of an insect.
(c) When she's hanging head-down at the top of her web.
(d) When she's ripping up an old web to make room for a new one.

2. How does Mr. Arable respond to the idea of Fern believing that animals can talk?
(a) He is worried something is wrong with her ears.
(b) He seems amused and says maybe animals do talk.
(c) He says he hears them talking, too.
(d) He tells Mrs. Arable Fern is spending too much time at the barn.

3. How does Dr. Dorian imagine it must be like to sit in a barn and listen to animals?
(a) Dreary.
(b) Smelly.
(c) Enchanting.
(d) Loud.

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

5. At the end of Chapter 18, how does Fern feel about the time she spent at the Fair?
(a) She says she had the best time she has ever had anywhere or any time in all of her whole life.
(b) She says she couldn't enjoy herself very much because she was too worried about Wilbur.
(c) She says she had a bad time because Avery and Henry Fussy kept teasing her.
(d) She says she didn't enjoy it too much because the Ferris wheel made her sick to her stomach.