Bridge to Terabithia Chapter 3

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Why is Mrs. Meyers unhappy with her new class?

Back

Mrs. Meyers is unhappy because she has 31 students, while no other 5th grade class has more than 29.

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How is Leslie different from the other students?

Back

Leslie is different because she didn't dress up for the first day of school.

Front

What surprised the boys about Jess' race results?

Back

The boys were stunned because Leslie won the race.

Front

Why does Jess sit beside May Belle on the bus?

Back

Jess sits beside May Belle because he didn't want Leslie to sit beside him.

Front

What activity did the boys organize after lunch?

Back

The boys organized a race outside after they were dismissed from lunch.

Front

What does it mean to be 'different' in a school setting?

Back

Being 'different' means having unique traits or behaviors that set someone apart from their peers.

Front

What is the significance of friendship in 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

Back

Friendship is significant as it helps characters like Jess and Leslie navigate challenges and grow.

Front

How does Leslie's character challenge gender norms?

Back

Leslie challenges gender norms by being confident and not conforming to traditional expectations of how girls should dress or act.

Front

What role does imagination play in 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

Back

Imagination allows Jess and Leslie to create their own world, Terabithia, where they can escape reality and explore their creativity.

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What lesson can be learned from Jess' feelings about Leslie?

Back

Jess learns that it's okay to have mixed feelings about friendships, especially when they challenge his comfort zone.