Charlotte's Web Chapters 10-11 Comprehension Check

Select the answer that best fits the question or definition.

Easily tricked or fooled.

A space in a barn for storing hay.

A long, narrow open container for animals to eat and drink from.

A sudden burst or loud noise.

Waste food given to animals.

Which of the sentences from the text best support the idea that Charlotte is clever and resourceful?

Which of the following statements is a key that supports the main idea that Charlotte is determined to save Wilbur?

In the passage, the phrase “narrow escape” primary serves to do which of the following?

The author mentions that Charlotte is “naturally patient.” What evidence from the text shows that Charlotte is patient and determined to help Wilbur.

Something amazing that cannot be explained by science or nature.

To shake because you are scared, cold, or excited.

A feeling of being very confused.

Easy to see, hear, or notice.

Very amazing or wonderful.

Which sentence from text best shows that Mr. Zuckerman thought Wilbur was a special pig even before he saw the web?

According to the text, what is the reason for so many people coming to the Zuckerman's farm?

What is the main idea of this part of the story?

Which details best describe how the people in the community react to the web?

How does Fern feel about the changes happening at the Zuckermans' farm?