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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 21 - Last Day.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the oldest sheep's idea for how Charlotte can get ideas for more words to write in her web?
(a) Fern can bring books from her house.
(b) The goose and the gander can scare the mailman and steal some letters.
(c) The animals can sneak some of the Zuckermans' newspapers into the barn.
(d) Templeton can collect and bring back paper advertisements from the dump.

2. What does Fern's mother accuse her of doing at the beginning of Chapter 14?
(a) Not taking good care of Wilbur.
(b) Making up wild tales.
(c) Spending too much time fighting with Avery.
(d) Doing a bad job with her chores.

3. Why does everyone watch Templeton when he first approaches the goose?
(a) He is yelling for them to watch him.
(b) They are waiting for him to do something funny.
(c) They are afraid the goose will hurt Templeton.
(d) He is not well liked or trusted.

4. What happens if Wilbur gets tired when he and Fern take walks?
(a) She sits under a tree and settles him in her lap for a nap.
(b) She carries him home in her arms.
(c) She pushes him in her doll carriage while he sleeps.
(d) She lets him rest in the grass while she climbs trees.

5. In Chapter 13, why does Charlotte have Wilbur run around?
(a) She wants him to be in good shape so he can escape.
(b) She wants him to lose weight and look less delicious.
(c) She wants to see if he is radiant in action.
(d) She wants to teach him some new tricks for the County Fair.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the greatest moment in Mr. Zuckerman's life?

2. At the beginning of Chapter 7, how does Charlotte's campaign against insects seem to Wilbur?

3. Why does Fern worry about Wilbur when her father first moves him outside?

4. What does Fern wish at the end of Chapter 19?

5. What does Mr. Arable say when Fern pleads with him to not kill the pig?

(see the answer key)

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