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Why do you think Charlotte's leg has seven parts?
Why do you think Charlotte's leg has seven parts?
Because she has to move around to spin her web and not fall.
How do Charlotte and Wilbur get their food differently?
How do Charlotte and Wilbur get their food differently?
Charlotte has to catch her food and Wilbur has people to bring him food.
When did Charlotte like to do her weaving on her web?
When did Charlotte like to do her weaving on her web?
In the late afternoon.
Why do you think Wilbur decided to try to spin a web?
Why do you think Wilbur decided to try to spin a web?
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On pg. 61, what does Charlotte say 'sedentary' means?
On pg. 61, what does Charlotte say 'sedentary' means?
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How did the lamb hurt Wilbur's feelings?
How did the lamb hurt Wilbur's feelings?
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When does Charlotte do her 'thinking'?
When does Charlotte do her 'thinking'?
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On pgs 64 and 65, how does Charlotte act motherly towards Wilbur?
On pgs 64 and 65, how does Charlotte act motherly towards Wilbur?
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On pg 41, Wilbur describes Charlotte as fierce, brutal, scheming, bloodthirsty. How is this different from how we see her on pgs 64 and 65? When might Charlotte have to be brutal?
On pg 41, Wilbur describes Charlotte as fierce, brutal, scheming, bloodthirsty. How is this different from how we see her on pgs 64 and 65? When might Charlotte have to be brutal?
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Study Notes
Charlotte's Web - Chapter 9 Study Notes
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Charlotte’s leg has seven parts for flexibility, aiding in web spinning and maintaining balance.
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Charlotte relies on hunting to catch her food, while Wilbur is fed by humans, highlighting their different lifestyles.
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Charlotte prefers weaving her web during the late afternoon, a time of day that suits her activities.
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Wilbur attempts to spin a web to impress Charlotte and prove his capability, demonstrating his desire for validation.
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"Sedentary," as explained by Charlotte, means being largely still and avoiding unnecessary movement.
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A lamb insults Wilbur by commenting on his bad smell, causing emotional distress and highlighting his sensitivity.
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Charlotte engages in thoughtful reflection while hanging upside down at the top of her web, showcasing her contemplative nature.
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Demonstrating maternal instincts, Charlotte advises Wilbur to rest properly, manage his worries, eat well, and maintain a proper bedtime.
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Wilbur’s initial perception of Charlotte as "fierce" contrasts with her nurturing behavior later in the story, showing growth in their friendship; she may show brutality in protecting Wilbur when necessary.
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Explore key concepts from Chapter 9 of 'Charlotte's Web' through these study questions. This quiz helps reinforce understanding of the characters' behaviors and interactions, particularly focusing on Wilbur's boast and Charlotte's web characteristics.
