Charlotte's Web Chapter 20 Flashcards

Study Notes

Vocabulary and Definitions

"Magnificent" refers to something very grand, spectacular, or wonderful, often invoking admiration.
"Analysis" involves breaking down and examining elements in detail, like conducting a thorough test.
"Extraordinary" describes something that is remarkable, wonderful, or significantly greater than the ordinary.
"Appreciation" means expressing thanks or gratitude, acknowledging someone's efforts or contributions.
"Revived" denotes bringing something back into use or consciousness, often implying a restoration of vitality or function.

Major Events

Charlotte did not attend the grandstand for the awards ceremony, remaining absent during a significant event.
Mr. Zuckerman received an award, with a monetary prize amounting to $25, indicating recognition for his pig, Wilbur.
A bronze medal was awarded to Wilbur, signifying his achievement and prestige in the competition.

Character Actions

Wilbur fainted during the ceremony, but Templeton, the rat, revived him by biting his tail, demonstrating a unique form of support.
Lurvy created a commotion by splashing a bucket of water on Mr. Zuckerman and Avery, signaling an unexpected event during the award presentation.
Fern was not present to witness the awards being given; instead, she left to find Henry Fussy to enjoy a ride on the Ferris Wheel, indicating her preference for fun over ceremonies.

Chapter Title

The chapter is titled "The Hour of Triumph," reflecting a moment of victory and celebration for Wilbur, highlighting the theme of success and recognition.

Description

Test your vocabulary knowledge with these flashcards from Chapter 20 of 'Charlotte's Web'. Each card features a word along with its definition, helping you to enhance your understanding of the text. Perfect for students looking to reinforce their learning.