Chapter 3: 1. What does the author mean when he says, “For a little while, the world of nature was quiet”? (Inferential) 2. What does Wilbur do when he hears a stranger in the barn? (Literal) 3. What does Wilbur believe about the nature of loyalty? (Evaluative) 4. How does Charlotte show that she is smarter than Templeton? (Literal) 5. What does the author suggest is the most important thing Wilbur can learn? (Inferential)

Chapter 4: 1. What gift does Charlotte make for Wilbur in Chapter 4? (Literal) 2. What is the significance of Charlotte’s web? (Evaluative) 3. What special things does Charlotte tell Wilbur to do in order to survive the winter? (Literal) 4. How does Wilbur’s character develop in Chapter 4? (Inferential) 5. What does Wilbur discover near the end of the chapter, and how does it make him feel? (Literal)