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CW New Ch8 Q and A

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  • What is a lively imagination according to Mr. Arable
    A fun and creative way of thinking
  • What kind of look did Mrs. Arable give Fern when she heard about the goose
    A queer worried look
  • Where is Charlotte’s web
    Across the top of Wilbur’s doorway
  • How many eggs did the goose have
    Eight eggs
  • What does Mr. Arable think about Fern’s stories
    He thinks Fern just has a lively imagination and that kids hear all kinds of things
  • What animal did Fern say Wilbur adores
    Charlotte
  • What does Charlotte eat
    She catches flies and sucks their blood
  • What do Fern’s parents talk about after she leaves the room
    They talk about Fern’s behavior and whether it’s normal
  • Where are Mr. and Mrs. Arable and Fern at the beginning of the chapter
    They are sitting at the breakfast table
  • Why is Mrs. Arable concerned about Fern spending so much time at the barn
    Because Fern talks as if the animals can really talk
  • What does Fern say about her time in the barn
    She likes it there and goes almost every afternoon
  • What day does this chapter take place
    Sunday
  • What did Fern say about Uncle Homer’s goslings
    One of the eggs didn’t hatch
  • What happened to the egg that didn’t hatch
    The goose told Templeton she didn’t want it and he took it away
  • Who is Charlotte
    A big gray spider
  • What had Avery just finished doing
    He had finished and was up the stairs looking for his slingshot
  • What does Fern’s mother plan to do because she is worried
    She wants to talk to Dr Dorian about Fern
  • How many goslings hatched from the eggs
    Seven goslings
  • How did Fern’s parents react when she talked about animals talking
    They were worried and thought Fern had a strong imagination
  • What does Mr. Arable say about animals talking
    He says maybe they do talk and maybe our ears aren’t as sharp as Fern’s
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