Questions and Answers
During summer, where did Charlotte visit every day?
the barn
Besides the goose, who was the first to know the gosling had hatched?
Charlotte
What happened to the egg that did not hatch?
Templeton took it to his Liar
How many babies did the goose have?
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What did the animals say would happen if the rotten egg broke?
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The animals trust Templeton.
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Study Notes
Summer Days in Charlotte's Web
- Charlotte visited the barn daily throughout the summer, establishing her routine and connection with other animals.
- The first to notice the hatching of the gosling, apart from the goose, was Charlotte, showcasing her attentive nature and involvement in the barn community.
Gosling and Eggs
- In total, the goose laid seven eggs, indicating a successful brood and highlighting the theme of new life within the story.
- One egg failed to hatch, and Templeton took it to his lair, demonstrating his sneaky behavior and self-serving motives.
Reactions to the Rotten Egg
- The animals humorously expressed concern that if the rotten egg broke, it would create a "stink bomb," underscoring their sense of humor and camaraderie.
- There is a general mistrust among the animals towards Templeton, recognizing his cunning and selfish tendencies, which adds tension to their interactions.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 6 of 'Charlotte's Web' with these study questions. This quiz covers key events and characters during the summer days in the story. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding of the material.
