简答题Mr. Arable worried about Fern too.简答题Charlotte doesn't talk very loud, but she talks.简答题Spiders cannot write.简答题People who had journeyed to see Wilbur when he was "some pig" didn’t came back again to see him now that he was "terrific."简答题Wilbur never felt lonely when Charlotte was near.简答题A new lamb was born in that spring.简答题Mr. Zuckerman had seen Templeton.简答题Charlotte was sleepy after her night's exertions.简答题Charlotte’s campaign against insects seemed insensible and useless.简答题Mr. Arable gave Wilbur a large wooden box full of straw to live in.简答题If Fern went upstairs, Wilbur went too.简答题The last time Avery swang in this swing, he crashed into a barn swallow.简答题Wilbur didn’t refuse the pail of warm slops.简答题Fern’s father wanted kill Wilbur because he was a runt, and he was very small and weak.简答题A spider’s web is weaker than it looks.简答题Dr. Dorian didn’t believe that the web itself is a miracle.简答题Templeton was disgusted because Wilbur wake him up.简答题Wilbur was now the center of attraction on the farm.简答题Uncle was a spring pig.简答题Charlotte thought “terrific” might impress Zuckerman.