Charlotte's Web- Part 1 Assessment

The author never gives the reader any hints or clues about things that are going to happen.

The author uses description to help us better imagine what's happening.

Wilbur, Charlotte, and Templeton talk and act like people; this is called personification.

The characters are the events that happen in the story.

Narration is when the characters in the story talk.

When characters are speaking, their words are in quotation marks and are called dialogue.

Problems and solutions are part of the plot and tell what happens in a story