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Literary analysis Charlotte's Web (based on the HBO 2025 show version)


Literary analysis Charlotte's Web (based on the HBO 2025 show version)Online version Literary analysis Charlotte's Web (based on the HBO 2025 show version) by Vijo Gor 1 Who is the main character in the story? a Fern b Templeton c Charlotte d Wilbur 2 Which character first saves Wilbur's life at the beginning? a Fern b Templeton c Mr. Zuckerman d Charlotte 3 What traits best describe Wilbur at the start? a Small, scared, lonely, and wanting friendship b Angry, wild, and difficult to control c Proud, strong, and independent d Curious, confident, and brave from the beginning 4 How does Wilbur change by the end of the story? a He learns to live alone and trust no one b He grows stronger and survives with the help of friendship and memory c He becomes cruel and stops caring about others d He leaves the farm to explore the world 5 Which lesson does Wilbur learn through his journey? a That friendship, loyalty, and kindness can protect and save lives b That only strength keeps animals safe c That running away solves problems d That he must fight others to survive 6 Who is the most important supporting character helping Wilbur? a Mr. Zuckerman, who trains Wilbur b Charlotte, who uses her web to help save Wilbur’s life c Templeton, who becomes a leader of the farm d Avery, who protects Wilbur from danger 7 Who or what is the main threat (antagonist) in the story? a Templeton, who tries to take Wilbur’s food b Charlotte, who controls the barn animals c The danger of Wilbur being killed for meat d Fern, who leaves the farm 8 Is the main conflict mostly internal or external? a Equal internal and external conflict b Mostly external, because Wilbur’s life is in danger from the farm system c Mostly internal, because Wilbur doubts himself d Mostly internal, because Wilbur feels guilty 9 What is the main problem in the story? a Wilbur wants to leave the farm and explore b Wilbur wants to become the strongest animal c Wilbur is in danger of being slaughtered when he grows bigger d Wilbur cannot find enough food to eat 10 How does the story begin? a With Wilbur already living happily in the barn b With Fern stopping her father from killing a weak piglet c With Charlotte spinning a web in the barn d With Wilbur winning a prize at a fair 11 What happens in the middle of the story? a Templeton becomes the main hero. b Fern decides to sell Wilbur. c Charlotte writes words in her web to make people see Wilbur as special. d Wilbur escapes and travels to another farm. 12 What is the climax — the most tense moment? a Fern feeds Wilbur milk. b Templeton finds food scraps. c When Wilbur wins a prize at the fair and his life is saved. d When Wilbur first meets Charlotte. 13 What is the solution to the main conflict? a Wilbur hides in the forest. b Wilbur becomes stronger and fights off danger. c Fern takes Wilbur back home. d Charlotte’s words change how humans see Wilbur and save him. 14 How does the story end? a Wilbur leaves the farm to live alone. b Wilbur survives and remembers Charlotte while caring for her children. c Templeton becomes the most loved animal. d Fern returns to visit Wilbur every day. 15 What is the setting of the story? a A forest where animals live freely. b A city zoo filled with many animals. c A large town marketplace. d A countryside farm with a barn and fields. 16 How does the setting influence the story? a Life on the farm creates the danger that Wilbur may be killed for food. b The setting forces Wilbur to leave home. c The setting has little effect on events. d The setting protects Wilbur from all danger. 17 What is one major theme of Charlotte’s Web? a Friendship and helping others even when it is hard. b Adventure and exploration. c The power of strength and size. d Competition between animals. 18 Who is the narrator of the story? a Wilbur, telling his story later in life. b Charlotte, explaining everything from her web. c A third-person narrator describing events and thoughts. d Fern, remembering the farm. 19 What point of view is the story told from? a Second-person, speaking to the reader. b First-person from Wilbur’s voice. c Multiple first-person narrators. d Third-person, following different characters in the barn. 20 How does the narrator’s point of view affect how we see Wilbur? a It makes Wilbur look like a villain. b It shows Wilbur as small, vulnerable, and needing protection. c It makes Wilbur seem brave and powerful. d It hides Wilbur’s emotions. 21 What kind of growth makes Wilbur a hero? a He escapes the farm alone. b He learns to trust, love, and care for others. c He wins every competition. d He becomes physically stronger than other animals. 22 Which character shows both selfishness and usefulness? a Fern, who protects Wilbur. b Avery, who helps Wilbur. c Charlotte, who never thinks of herself. d Templeton, who helps but mostly cares about himself. 23 How does Charlotte influence Wilbur the most? a By using her words and intelligence to save his life. b By teaching him to run fast. c By helping him escape the farm. d By giving him more food.

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Literary analysis Charlotte's Web (based on the HBO 2025 show version)Online version

by Vijo Gor

Who is the main character in the story?

Which character first saves Wilbur's life at the beginning?

What traits best describe Wilbur at the start?

How does Wilbur change by the end of the story?

Which lesson does Wilbur learn through his journey?

Who is the most important supporting character helping Wilbur?

Who or what is the main threat (antagonist) in the story?

Is the main conflict mostly internal or external?

What is the main problem in the story?

How does the story begin?

What happens in the middle of the story?

What is the climax — the most tense moment?

What is the solution to the main conflict?

How does the story end?

What is the setting of the story?

How does the setting influence the story?

What is one major theme of Charlotte’s Web?

Who is the narrator of the story?

What point of view is the story told from?

How does the narrator’s point of view affect how we see Wilbur?

What kind of growth makes Wilbur a hero?

Which character shows both selfishness and usefulness?

How does Charlotte influence Wilbur the most?