Questions and Answers
Why did the animals hold a meeting?
To find a new word for Charlotte's Web.
What did they decide would be the next message in the web?
Terrific
Who called the meeting?
Charlotte
What did Templeton say when they first asked him to help Charlotte find a new word?
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Where was Templeton supposed to find these new words?
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How did they get Templeton to change his mind about helping?
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Study Notes
Meeting of the Animals
- The animals convened to brainstorm a new word for Charlotte's web message.
- Charlotte initiated the meeting to discuss ideas for her next web message.
Decision on the Web Message
- The group agreed that the next word to be woven into the web would be "Terrific."
Role of Templeton
- Templeton was initially resistant to helping find a word, expressing his disinterest with the remark, "Let him die."
- He was instructed to search for suitable words at the dump, highlighting his scavenging nature.
Persuasion Tactics
- The animals persuaded Templeton by emphasizing that Wilbur, the pig, was essential to his food supply, implying he would go hungry without Wilbur's presence.
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Description
Explore the significant meeting of animals in 'Charlotte's Web' as they brainstorm a word for Charlotte's next web message. Discover how Templeton's reluctance was overcome through clever persuasion and his vital connection to Wilbur. This summary highlights key character dynamics and themes in the story.
