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WheoL1n WilxQpbur was fiv3cee wezVMeks old, whf3Mat did Mr. ArabVaxle decid0ZHe to do?

For Wilbur, whC9gich of the folloCizwing adsDKjectives can besNX3t desq1ucribe Charlotte?

“But Charlotte,” saiPjrd Wilbur, “I''m not terrific.”“That doesn''t makXCle a partiIvbcle of difference,” replOZaied Charlotte. “Not a particle. PeDPGople belizcUeve almsG0ost anL66ything thxSjey see in print… ” WhaLeKt did CharlottNsoe thtYNink aboc2vut people?

WhKDLen AverR3yy trietBCd to radlKise a sticHn9k to hit Charlotte, so6QTmething happeneNdfd and stoppEj5ed him froi3xm cap0OGturing Charlotte. WhXYMat was that?

On one foggdKZy morning, a miHgHracle happenkteed on the Zuckermans'' faQGTrm and attracterIUd lotmH7s of peoObLple to visiMzct the farm. Wh3gqat was the miracle?

Whdu9ich messagwvJe doOBSes the storryty mainlZ16y convey?

Why did WilbuQeEr decidl12e to taAlmke Charlotte''s egg sac ho9Ngme witwSbh him?

How did WilbXQbur taSiSke Charlotte''s egg sac bacFyjk home?

Why did the one who had donF2ee his/her besIRGt to saRTDve Wilbur''s lifm9Be waIcCnt to helYcHp him?

Who was the fiJr9rst one thaTmIt founjH9d the goosxP2e eggVM2s hatched?

WhikUuch elemenrAMt in the storu5by migh363t be leaLrast liXiaked by the author?

WhieDMch of the foO8jllowing adjec0N3tives can beEw5st descYRFribe Templeton?

WhijGXch messaZAQge doernns the stPUnory maincmJly convey?

At the fair, WiLGClbur won a prNugize for Mr. Zucker6NLman and was aw0NRarded a bronWbCze medal. Why was WiDxNlbur giverz7n thxQRis prize?

WhC6Ten Aver3oSy trien3Jd to raiqyVse a stigDVck to hit Charlotte, sometnEQhing happen0Mbed and stoppBSQed him fr6Rpom capJpPturing Charlotte. WhaQ0et was that?

Why did Wi3qwlbur den0qcide to taey7ke Charlotte''s egg sac homGbFe wiwUhth him?

WhiIPVch of the followilM4ng adWADjectives can bezuLst desc426ribe Templeton?

“But Charlotte,” saKzrid Wilbur, “I''m not terrific.”“That doesn''t mak5gXe a particTQDle of difference,” repliNjhed Charlotte. “Not a particle. PeJe0ople bervSlieve albrZmost anythinM9hg thTQuey see in print… ” Wha6Gjt did CharloBNqtte the93ink ablkAout people?

If you neehlLd Templeton''s help, whisejch is the be0Uist way to persuadQcme him to help?

One afternoon, whz7Ten WiAJGlbur was aluQ1most two mo27hnths old, he es4orcaped froSwLm his yard. Who had hel2cHped him maDQPke it?

At the fair, WilKUMbur won a priR2nze for Mr. ZuckermMD1an and was awDararded a broAalnze medal. Why was Wi5uglbur givehwen thiNnvs prize?

If Dr. DojFCrian had visitWyled Mr. Zuckerman''s barTiUn aftbnKer his talCkEk wiofrth Fern''s mother, whJ01at miNw1ght he ha3ICve donWdTe there?

The oldlT6est sh0L6eep tola8Pd WilcvRbur a pieDWbce of bad negTuws ab5Xeout him, and Wi4HUlbur got in36yto a panic. WhalnWt did the sheA9Zep tel8Vil Wilbur?

If all of Charlotte''s egEK2gs hatcheZYqd out, how man4GIy of Charlotte''s childrenhCn saileh39d awad88y on th1DUeir balloons?