What is 3 cause and effects chapter 6 and 7 in Charlotte's Web?

Answer 1

3 cause & effects in chapters 6&7

of Charlotte's Web

• Chapter 6: Cause and Effects
• Templeton asks if he can have the dud egg; Goose and Gander threaten him if he comes near a gosling
• Because Fern is out of school; she visits the barnyard daily
• Templeton has to be careful not to break the dud egg; as it would stink dearly bad to high heavens
• Chapter 7: Cause and Effects
• News from the sheep; they tell Wilbur the pig Zuckerman plans to kill and eat Wilbur
• As the days on the farm go by; Wilbur grows fonder of Charlotte, the spider
• Since Charlotte is a thinker; she calms Wilbur down and tells him she'll come up with the best plan to save him

Answer 2

In chapter 6 of Charlotte's Web, the cause is Wilbur feeling lonely and the effect is Charlotte deciding to help him by weaving messages in her web. This action leads to Wilbur feeling grateful and supported. In chapter 7, the cause is Templeton's greed and the effect is him agreeing to help Charlotte gather words for her web in exchange for food. This ultimately results in the success of Charlotte's plan to save Wilbur's life.