Exploring Chapters 3-4 of Terabithia

What is the main activity that Jess and Leslie engage in during these chapters?

• Reading books in the library

• Playing sports in the park

• Building a treehouse together

• Creating and exploring their imaginary kingdom, Terabithia.

How does Jess feel about his family life in these chapters?

• Jess feels frustrated and isolated about his family life.

• Jess is indifferent and unaffected by his family dynamics.

• Jess feels content and supported by his family life.

• Jess enjoys a close and loving relationship with his family.

What does Leslie introduce to Jess that symbolizes their friendship?

• A hidden treasure

• The secret kingdom

• A magical creature

• A secret map

Describe the significance of the term 'Terabithia' in these chapters.

• 'Terabithia' represents a physical location with no emotional significance.

• 'Terabithia' symbolizes a magical refuge and the bond of friendship, serving as a space for imagination and emotional exploration.

• 'Terabithia' is a term used to describe a character's downfall.

• 'Terabithia' signifies a place of conflict and rivalry among friends.

How does Jess's perception of school change in these chapters?

• Jess's perception of school changes from a place of pressure and isolation to one of creativity and support.

• Jess believes school is only about competition and grades.

• Jess sees school as a place where she has no friends.

• Jess feels that school is a fun and carefree environment.

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

• Imagination creates conflict between Jess and Leslie, leading to misunderstandings.

• Imagination only serves to distract Jess and Leslie from reality.

• Imagination is irrelevant to their adventures and has no impact on their friendship.

• Imagination plays a crucial role in creating a magical escape and strengthening Jess and Leslie's friendship.

Identify a key conflict that arises in these chapters.

• Conflict between two supporting characters regarding a business deal.

• Societal conflict between different communities over resource allocation.

• Protagonist's conflict with a rival character over a love interest.

• Protagonist's internal conflict between personal desires and societal expectations.

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

• The author enhances the setting of Terabithia through vivid imagery and sensory details.

• The author uses only dialogue to describe Terabithia.

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

• The setting is enhanced through character development alone.

What lesson does Jess learn about friendship in these chapters?

• Jess learns that friendship is about competition.

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

• Jess realizes that friendship is only about having fun.

• Jess learns that true friendship means being supportive and understanding.

How do Jess's feelings towards his siblings evolve in these chapters?

• Jess feels indifferent towards his siblings throughout the chapters.

• Jess grows increasingly frustrated with his siblings over time.

• Jess's feelings towards his siblings evolve from frustration to appreciation.

• Jess's feelings towards his siblings remain consistently negative.