Bridge to Terabithia Chapter 4

What is the title of Chapter 4 in 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• Rules of Terabithia

• The Battle of the Bridge

• Journey to Terabithia

• The Secret Kingdom

Who are the main characters in Chapter 4 of 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• Jesse Aarons and Leslie Burke

• Jesse Aarons and May Belle Aarons

• Leslie Burke and Gary Fulcher

• Jesse Aarons and Brenda Aarons

What event takes place at the beginning of Chapter 4 in 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• Leslie inviting Jess to go to Terabithia

• Jess going to school

• Jess waking up early to go to the creek

• Jess meeting Leslie at the creek

Why does Jess feel guilty in Chapter 4 of 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• Jess forgot to bring Leslie a souvenir from the museum.

• Jess accidentally spilled paint on Leslie's favorite shirt.

• Jess didn't share his lunch with Leslie during the museum trip.

• Jess didn't invite Leslie to go to the museum with him and his family.

What does Jess do to cope with his guilt in Chapter 4 of 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• He goes to Terabithia

• He seeks therapy for his guilt.

• He avoids going to Terabithia.

• He confesses to his parents.

Who does Jess meet in Chapter 4 of 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• May Belle Aarons

• Gary Fulcher

• Leslie Burke

• Miss Edmunds

What does Jess learn from his encounter in Chapter 4 of 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• Jess learns that Leslie is mean and unkind.

• Jess learns that Leslie is actually a boy.

• Leslie is a talented and imaginative girl who becomes his best friend.

• Jess learns that Leslie is not interested in being friends with him.

How does Jess's encounter in Chapter 4 affect him?

• It makes him more reckless and careless.

• It makes him more confident and brave.

• It makes him more cautious and fearful.

• It has no effect on him.

Who kept winning the race in the chapter?

• Leslie

• Jesse

• Gary

• Maybell

What is the overall theme of Chapter 4 in 'Bridge to Terabithia'?

• Love and romance.

• Adventure and discovery.

• Friendship and imagination

• Conflict and betrayal.