Exploring Chapter 4 of Terabithia

What significant event occurs between Jess and Leslie in this chapter?

• Jess decides to leave Terabithia for good.

• Jess and Leslie argue about Terabithia's rules.

• Leslie moves away and ends their friendship.

• Jess and Leslie deepen their friendship by creating and exploring Terabithia together.

How does Jess feel about his friendship with Leslie in this chapter?

• Jess feels grateful and connected to Leslie.

• Jess feels disconnected from Leslie.

• Jess feels annoyed by Leslie's presence.

• Jess feels indifferent towards Leslie.

What does Leslie introduce to Jess that symbolizes their imaginative world?

• Terabithia

• Narnia

• Wonderland

• Oz

Describe the setting of Terabithia as depicted in this chapter.

• Terabithia is a dark cave with no light or life.

• Terabithia is a magical forest kingdom filled with lush greenery and tall trees, serving as a refuge for adventure and imagination.

• Terabithia is a bustling city filled with people and cars.

• Terabithia is a barren wasteland with no trees or plants.

What challenges do Jess and Leslie face in their friendship during this chapter?

• Lack of communication and trust.

• Shared interests and hobbies.

• Support from their families.

• Misunderstandings and external pressures.

How does Jess's family dynamic influence his actions in this chapter?

• Jess's family encourages him to act more responsibly, leading to careful decisions.

• Jess's family dynamic has no impact on his behavior in this chapter.

• Jess's family dynamic leads him to seek validation outside his home, influencing his impulsive actions.

• Jess feels completely supported at home, which makes him less impulsive.

What role does imagination play in Jess and Leslie's relationship?

• Imagination isolates Jess and Leslie from their peers.

• Imagination has no impact on Jess and Leslie's friendship.

• Imagination strengthens Jess and Leslie's friendship by creating a shared fantasy world that fosters creativity and emotional connection.

• Imagination causes conflict between Jess and Leslie due to differing views.

Identify a key theme presented in this chapter.

• Personal responsibility

• Fate and destiny

• External influences

• Collective guilt

How does the author use descriptive language to enhance the setting?

• The author enhances the setting by using vivid imagery and sensory details.

• The author focuses solely on character development without describing the setting.

• The author avoids using any figurative language in the narrative.

• The author uses complex vocabulary to confuse the reader.

What lesson does Jess learn about friendship in this chapter?

• Jess learns that friends should always agree with each other.

• Jess learns that true friendship is about support and understanding.

• Jess discovers that friendship is only about having fun.

• Jess realizes that friendship is about competition.