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Charlotte's Web Chapters 4-6
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Which of the following best describes Templeton
untrustworthy
foul-smelling
violent
considerate
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How does Fern convince her father to let the pig live?
She offers to pay for it
She says she will run away
She promises to take care of it
She cries and yells
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How did Fern carry Wilbur when he got tired on their walks?
In a basket
In a backpack
In her doll carriage
On her shoulders
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Why does Mr. Arable decide to sell Wilbur?
Wilbur eats too much
Wilbur is sick
Fern wants a new pet
The family is moving
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Where does Wilbur stay when he moves to the Zuckermans’ farm?
In the barn cellar
In the garden shed
In the attic
In the farmhouse kitchen
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What name does Fern give the pig?
Henry
Arnold
Wilbur
Templeton
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What does Wilbur do when Fern leaves for school each day?
Wait by the road with her
Cry and make noise
Follow the school bus
Sleep in the woodshed
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What does Fern try to stop her father from doing?
Building a barn
Killing a pig
Selling a pig
Moving to a new farm
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How does Fern first feed Wilbur?
Letting him suck from her fingers
By letting him eat from a bowl
With scraps from the kitchen
Using a bottle
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What happens when Wilbur follows Fern and her brother to the brook?
He swims across easily
He refuses to get wet
He plays in the mud along the edge
He gets lost in the woods
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What did Mr. Arable build for Wilbur when he moved outside?
A small yard and a wooden box
A playpen
A large barn
A fenced garden
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how many goslings does the goose have?
9
6
8
12
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Why does the goose think that Wilbur is a "very innocent little pig?"
Because Wilbur speaks to a spider
Because Wilbur doesn't know Zuckerman's plan to cook him
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