1. Why does Mr. Zuckerman ask Lurvy to start building a crate for Wilbur?
(a) He wants to keep Wilbur safe so no one will steal him.
(b) He is planning to take Wilbur to the County Fair.
(c) He wants to lock WIlbur up so no more webs will appear.
(d) He intends to sell Wilbur to the farmer down the road.

2. Which of the following is not something that disturbs Wilbur when he is trying to sleep?
(a) The sound of the goose turning on her nest and clucking to herself.
(b) A bad tummy-ache from eating too much slop.
(c) Having many things on his mind.
(d) The sound of Templeton gnawing a hole in the grain bin.

3. Why must Charlotte stay behind in her web, rather than accompanying Wilbur in Chapter 15?
(a) The goose needs help with her new nest full of eggs.
(b) It is time for her to lay an egg sac and fill it with eggs.
(c) Someone must keep an eye on Templeton.
(d) Charlotte is afraid to leave her web.

4. How does the rain in Chapter 4 disrupt Wilbur's plans?
(a) All the loudest animals are driven inside the barn by the rain.
(b) The sound of the raindrops disturbs his nap.
(c) A leaky roof makes rain drip and soak his bed.
(d) He had wanted to go out and dig a new hole in his yard.

5. How are Wilbur's destiny and Templeton's destiny linked, according to Charlotte?
(a) Mr. Zuckerman is plotting to get rid of both of them.
(b) If anything happens to Wilbur, Templeton won't have any food to eat.
(c) They can help each other become stars if they pool their talents.
(d) They would make great pets for Fern and Avery.