Who saves Wilbur from being killed at the beginning of the story?
Fern
Where does most of the story take place after Chapter 2?
The barn (Zuckerman's Farm)
Why was Wilbur in danger at the beginning of the story?
He was the runt of the litter
Who says, “I will not let you kill it”?
Fern
Why is Fern different from the adults?
She understands and cares deeply about animals
What kind of animal is Wilbur?
A pig
Where did Wilbur live at the very beginning of the story?
Fern's house
What does Fern do to take care of Wilbur?
Feeds him and treats him like a baby
What does this mean: “Salutations!” (Charlotte’s greeting)?
Hello / a fancy greeting
Why doesn’t Templeton want to help Wilbur at first?
He is selfish
Who is Wilbur’s new owner after Fern’s uncle takes him?
Mr. Zuckerman
What special place does Wilbur sleep in at the barn?
A pen
Why does Wilbur feel lonely at the barn?
He has no friends
What does Wilbur feel when he hears he might be killed?
Afraid / scared
How does Wilbur change from Chapter 1 to Chapter 10?
He goes from cared-for and safe to scared but hopeful
Who becomes Wilbur’s best friend in the barn?
Charlotte
What hangs above Wilbur in the barn?
Charlotte's Web
What does Charlotte promise Wilbur?
She will save his life
What does Charlotte mean when she says she is going to save Wilbur?
She will find a way to protect him
Why is Charlotte important to the story?
She is Wilbur’s helper and plans to save him
What kind of animal is Templeton?
A rat
What time of year does the story begin?
Spring
What does Wilbur try to do in Chapter 3 (Escape)?
Escape the yard
What does the word “runt” mean in the story?
The smallest/weakest animal
What lesson are we starting to learn about friendship?
Friends help and care for each other