Fern and Wilbur
Zuckerman's Farm
Charlotte's Promise
Other Animals
100

Who saved Wilbur from being killed as a runt?

Fern

100

Who buys Wilbur from Fern?

Mr. Zuckerman

100

What kind of animal is Charlotte?

A spider.

100

Which animal warns Templeton to stay away from the new goslings?

The gander.

200

What does Fern do to show her care for Wilbur?

She feeds him like a baby and spends a lot of time with him.

200

What does Wilbur try to do after the goose tells him to escape?

He escapes through the loose board.

200

What promise does Charlotte make to Wilbur?

She promises to save him from being killed

200

What does Templeton do with the egg that didn’t hatch?

He takes it for himself.

300

Where does Wilbur go after Fern can no longer keep him?

To her uncle, Mr. Zuckerman's farm.

300

Why does Wilbur return to his pen after escaping?

He realizes he misses his pen and follows Mr. Zuckerman with a bucket of food back home.

300

What is the first message Charlotte weaves in her web?

Some Pig

300

How does Avery nearly hurt Charlotte in Chapter 10?

He tries to catch her but is stopped when he steps on the rotten egg.

400

How does Fern spend time with Wilbur before he goes to Mr. Zuckerman’s farm?

They do things like waiting for the school bus, going on walks, and swimming in the brook.

400

What attracts people to Mr. Zuckerman's farm in Chapter 11?

Charlotte's web that says "Some Pig."

400

Why does Wilbur feel nervous even after meeting Charlotte?

He’s worried about being killed for Christmas dinner.

400

Which animal first suggests Wilbur should escape?

The goose

500

How does Fern's mother feel about Fern talking to the animals?

She is concerned and considers taking Fern to the doctor.

500

How does Mr. Zuckerman change as people come to visit Wilbur?

He dresses up and becomes more of a host than a farmer.

500

How does Charlotte’s web affect Wilbur’s future?

It brings attention to him, making people think he’s special.

500

Who tells Wilbur that he is going to die?

The sheep