Bridge to Terabithia Chapters 3&4

Describe the setting of Terabithia.

• A magical kingdom created by Jesse and Leslie in their imagination.

• A real forest where Jesse and Leslie play.

• A school playground where they meet their friends.

• A haunted house in their neighborhood.

How does Jesse feel about his family at the beginning of the story?

• He feels loved and supported.

• He feels misunderstood and underappreciated.

• He feels indifferent and detached.

• He feels angry and resentful.

Whose paper did Mrs. Myers read aloud in class?

• Leslie's

• John's

• Sarah's

• Michael's

What does the character of Miss Edmunds represent in the story?

• A supportive figure who encourages Jesse's artistic talents.

• A strict teacher who enforces discipline.

• A rival who competes with Jesse in art.

• A distant relative who disapproves of Jesse's dreams.

What significant decision does Jesse make about Leslie in Miss Edmunds's music class?

• He decides to accept Leslie as his friend.

• He chooses to ignore Leslie during class.

• He decides to compete with Leslie in music.

• He thinks about asking Leslie to leave the class.

What lesson does Jesse learn about friendship by the end of the story?

• True friendship involves acceptance, support, and understanding.

• Friendship is only about having fun together.

• True friends never argue or disagree.

• Friendship is based on shared interests alone.

What did Leslie give to May Belle to leave her and Jesse alone?

• Paper Dolls

• A Book

• A Toy Car

• A Necklace

What role does imagination play in Jesse and Leslie's friendship?

• It allows them to escape reality and create their own adventures.

• It helps them solve math problems together.

• It makes them more competitive in sports.

• It encourages them to follow strict rules.

What are the names of Leslie's parents?

• Judy and Bill

• Alice and Tom

• Sarah and John

• Emily and Mark

How do Jesse and Leslie's backgrounds differ?

• Jesse comes from a wealthy family, while Leslie is from a struggling background.

• Both Jesse and Leslie come from struggling families.

• Jesse comes from a struggling family, while Leslie is from a more affluent background.

• Leslie comes from a family of artists, while Jesse's family is in business.