Bridge to Terabithia ch. 4

What detail best shows how Leslie supports Jess during the race?

• She cheers for him loudly from the sidelines.

• She challenges him to race faster.

• She wins the race but doesn’t tease him.

• She encourages him to work harder during practice.

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Which theme is most clearly conveyed through Jess and Leslie's growing friendship?

• The importance of self-reliance

• The value of mutual understanding and respect

• The challenges of competition

• The difficulty of overcoming failure

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How does the description of the forest contribute to the setting in Chapter 4?

• It highlights the dangers of the wild.

• It creates a magical, otherworldly atmosphere.

• It reinforces the competitiveness of the race.

• It suggests the characters are isolated from others.

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What does Jess’s hesitation to visit Terabithia at first reveal about his character?

• He prefers to stay home and draw.

• He is cautious about new experiences.

• He feels insecure about Leslie’s abilities.

• He is afraid of getting into trouble.

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How does the rope swing symbolize the bond between Jess and Leslie?

• It shows their shared adventurous nature.

• It emphasizes Jess’s leadership role.

• It represents their trust and teamwork.

• It highlights Leslie’s independence.

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What inference can be drawn about Leslie’s personality based on her reaction to the race?

• She is competitive but kind.

• She is indifferent to winning.

• She values fairness and fun over competition.

• She dislikes physical activities.

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Which sentence from Chapter 4 best supports the idea that Leslie is imaginative?

• “She began describing a magical kingdom as they walked to the woods.”

• “Leslie wasn’t interested in sports the way the other kids were.”

• “She smiled when Jess asked her what they were doing next.”

• “Leslie stood at the edge of the forest, surveying the area like a queen.”

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How does Chapter 4 contribute to the overall plot?

• It introduces Leslie's struggles with fitting in at school.

• It shows Jess and Leslie forming a close friendship.

• It foreshadows the challenges Jess and Leslie will face together.

• It resolves the conflict between Jess and his classmates.

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Why is Jess’s artwork mentioned in Chapter 4?

• To highlight his creative side, which connects with Leslie.

• To contrast his interests with Leslie’s athletic skills.

• To show why he is misunderstood by his family.

• To explain why he struggles to focus on school.

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Which of the following best summarizes Chapter 4?

• Jess and Leslie deepen their friendship and discover Terabithia, a magical place in the woods where they can escape reality.

• Jess struggles to understand Leslie’s competitive nature during the race but eventually admires her skills.

• Jess and Leslie form a team for school competitions and begin spending time outdoors.

• Jess realizes he needs Leslie’s encouragement to feel confident and begins relying on her more.

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