Terabithia Chapter4
Terabithia Chapter4
Terabithia Chapter4
1. Why was it a good thing that school had started on a short week?
A. It was a good thing that school had started on a short week because each day was worse
than the day before.
2. Who continued to join the boys at recess and won every day?
A. Leslie continued to join the boys at recess and won every day.
3. What game did the fourth- and fifth-grade boys start playing instead of running?
The fourth- and fifth-grade boys started playing King of the Mountain instead of running.
4. Why did Jess feel consolation about not being the best runner?
Jess felt consolation about not being the best runner because neither would Gary Fulcher.
5. What subject did the fifth grade have right after recess on Friday?
1. Why was it a good thing that school had started on a short week?
Answer: C) Because each day was worse than the day before
A) Jess
B) Gary Fulcher
C) Leslie
D) Miss Edmunds
Answer: C) Leslie
1. What game did the fourth- and fifth-grade boys start playing instead of running?
A) Tag
D) Soccer
1. What subject did the fifth grade have right after recess on Friday?
A) Math
B) Science
C) English
D) Music
Answer: D) Music
1. How did Jess feel about Leslie's dominance in the running contest?
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1. What was notable about the Ms Edmunds smile?
Answer: A guitar.
3. How did the students respond when Miss Edmunds asked about their summer?
Answer: Jeans.
Answer: Cross-legged.
6.What happen to jess when Ms Edmunds gave a look to him with her blue eyes
11.
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1. What was Jess feeling during the school song?
A) Embarrassment
B) Pure delight
C) Boredom
D) Anger
1. What did Jess think he was acting like when he was hesitant to befriend Leslie?
A) A brave warrior
B) A kind friend
C) A yellow-bellied sapsucker
D) A wise leader
B) Next to Jess
B) The gym
C) The teachers
B) To be closer to family
C) To reassess their value structure
. What was the atmosphere like when the whole school sang "Free to be you and me"?
2. What did Jess think he was acting like when he was hesitant to befriend Leslie?
6. How did Jess feel about Leslie by the end of the passage?
Answer: Gymnastics.
7. Why did Leslie say money was not the problem for her family?
Answer: She implied that her family was wealthy.
9. What did Jess decide to do after learning about Leslie's family's wealth?
Answer: He decided not to talk about money with her after that.
1. Why did Leslie say money was not a problem for her family?
1. What did Jess decide to do after learning about Leslie's family's wealth?
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What was the topic of Leslie's composition that Mrs. Myers read out loud?
A) Football
C) Scuba Diving
D) Watching TV
Answer: C) Scuba Diving
A) He was bored
B) He was impressed
D) He was angry
1. Why did Jess think being Mrs. Myers' pet was "pure poison"?
1. What did Jess think about himself after hearing Leslie's composition?
Here are the questions and answers, along with some literary devices used in the passage:
1. What was the topic of Leslie's composition that Mrs. Myers read out loud?
Literary Device: Imagery (The passage uses vivid descriptions of scuba diving to create mental images for the
reader)
Literary Device: Irony (Jess hates football, but writes about it to avoid being teased)
Literary Device: Hyperbole (The passage exaggerates Jess's fear, saying he "nearly drowned" and was "choking
and sweating")
1. Why did Jess think being Mrs. Myers' pet was "pure poison"?
Literary Device: Metaphor (The phrase "pure poison" is a metaphor that compares being Mrs. Myers' pet to
something toxic and harmful)
1. What did Jess think about himself after hearing Leslie's composition?
Literary Device: Self-deprecation (Jess criticizes himself, calling himself a "coward" and saying he's "worse than
a baby")
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
Answer: To watch a special about Jacques Cousteau and write a one-page report.
Answer: She smiled primly and was already thinking of doing extra work for extra credit.
1. How did the class react when Leslie mentioned she didn't have a TV?
Answer: They reacted with contempt and disbelief, making hissing sounds.
1. How did Mrs. Myers try to save Leslie from the class's reaction?
Answer: She suggested that Leslie could write a composition on something else instead.
Answer: It was unsuccessful, and the class remained upset and contemptuous.
Here are the MCQs based on the passage for grade 6 exam:
Answer: B) Watch a special about Jacques Cousteau and write a one-page report
1. How did the class react when Leslie said she didn't have a TV?
1. What did Mrs. Myers suggest Leslie could do instead of watching the special?
Answer: C) She smiled primly and thought about doing extra work
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
Answer: She was surrounded by a group of girls led by Wanda Kay, who were making fun of her.
Answer: He threw Greg down the hill and went to check on Leslie.
1. What did Jess offer to Leslie when he caught up with her?
Answer: She was angry and hurt, and she ran away from him.
Answer: She swung the door to the girls' room shut right in front of his nose.
MCQs:
B) Watching TV
D) Eating lunch
Answer: C) He threw Greg down the hill and went to check on Leslie
1. What did Jess offer to Leslie when he caught up with her?
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
1. Why did Jess try to get Leslie to move from the back of the bus?
Answer: Because the seventh graders, who sat in the back, would bully her.
Answer: Janice Avery was a seventh grader who was known for scaring younger kids.
Answer: He gave her a confident look-over and made a comment about her weight.
Answer: Janice Avery backed down and let Jess and Leslie pass.
1. How did Leslie react to Jess's bravery?
Answer: She showed respect for Jess and warned him that Janice Avery would get revenge.
MCQs:
1. Why did Jess try to get Leslie to move from the back of the bus?
C) He gave her a confident look-over and made a comment about her weight
Answer: C) He gave her a confident look-over and made a comment about her weight
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
1. How was Jess feeling by the time they got off the bus?
Answer: He was finally feeling calm and was able to swallow without choking.
Answer: She offered to give May Belle some new paper dolls.
Answer: Because they were "Life in Colonial America" paper dolls, and she wanted "Bride" or "Miss America"
paper dolls.
MCQs:
1. How was Jess feeling by the time they got off the bus?
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
Answer: Georgia.
Answer: They ran up over the empty field and down to the dry creek bed.
Answer: An old crab apple tree with a rope hanging from it.
1. What did Leslie suggest they create?
Answer: So they would have a special place that was just for them, where nobody would come and
mess it up.
MCQs:
A) Virginia
B) Georgia
C) California
D) New York
Answer: B) Georgia
A) A toy car
B) A book
D) A puzzle
Answer: C) A set of paper dolls
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
1. What was Jess's initial feeling about going deeper into the woods?
Answer: He was hesitant and didn't want to go too far into the woods.
Answer: Terabithia.
1. What did Leslie loan Jess to help him understand how to rule their magic kingdom?
MCQs:
1. What was Jess's initial feeling about going deeper into the woods?
A) Excitement
B) Hesitation
C) Fear
D) Boredom
Answer: B) Hesitation
A) A treehouse
B) A castle stronghold
C) A bridge
D) A fence
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
1. What did Jess and Leslie do to prepare for their kingdom, Terabithia?
Answer: They gathered materials, built a castle stronghold, and prepared for a potential siege by
filling bottles with water.
Answer: He had trouble capturing the beauty and life of the natural world in his drawings.
1. What happened to Jess on the school bus a few days after they finished the castle?
Answer: Janice Avery accused Jess of tripping her, and he was ordered off the bus by the driver.
1. How did Leslie react when Jess told her about what happened on the bus?
MCQs:
1. What did Jess and Leslie prepare for in their kingdom, Terabithia?
A) A party
B) A siege
C) A storm
D) A game
Answer: B) A siege
A) Build a bridge
C) Gather materials
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
1. Why was Jess not bothered about walking home from school?
Answer: He thought it was a small price to pay compared to what Janice Avery might have done to
him.
1. What did Leslie think was important in dealing with people like Janice Avery?
Answer: She thought it was important to stand up to them and not let them bully others.
Answer: She was reading a book about whales and how they might become extinct.
MCQs:
1. Why was Jess not bothered about walking home from school?
A) He liked walking
C) He thought it was a small price to pay compared to what Janice Avery might have done to him
Answer: C) He thought it was a small price to pay compared to what Janice Avery might have done to
him
1. What did Leslie think was important in dealing with people like Janice Avery?
A) Avoiding them
B) Ignoring them
C) Standing up to them
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
Answer: The story of Moby Dick, a huge white whale and a crazy sea captain who was bent on killing
it.
1. How did Jess feel about Gary Fulcher teasing him about his friendship with Leslie?
Answer: He wasn't bothered by it, as he knew that Leslie was not like the girls who chased boys on
the playground.
Answer: They would look for a quiet place on the field, sit, and talk.
Answer: She was quiet, never whispering or daydreaming, and did beautiful schoolwork, but her
brain was full of mischief.
1. What fantasy did Leslie share with Jess about Mrs. Myers?
Answer: She imagined Mrs. Myers on a fat farm in Arizona, hiding bits of candy bars in odd places
and getting caught and humiliated.
MCQs:
1. How did Jess feel about Gary Fulcher teasing him about his friendship with Leslie?
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
Answer: He was imagining Mrs. Myers on a fat farm, being weighed in and caught cheating.
1. Why did Leslie have to take the sleeping bags back home?
Answer: They were writers. Mrs. Burke wrote novels, and Mr. Burke wrote about politics.
MCQs:
B) A new bike
D) A game of football
C) Because Mrs. Myers always caught him when his mind was wandering
D) Because Leslie was more popular
Answer: C) Because Mrs. Myers always caught him when his mind was wandering
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
Answer: He felt uncomfortable and intimidated by Leslie's parents' conversations about sophisticated
topics.
Answer: Because his family members would stare, make remarks, or act stiff and funny around Leslie.
Answer: She thought Leslie's clothes were "tacky" and her hair was "shorter than a boy's."
Answer: It was his secret, exciting world, and Leslie was his way to get there.
1. How did Jess feel when he walked toward the woods and Terabithia?
Answer: He felt a warm, liquid sensation in his body, and his heart beat faster as he approached the
dry creek bed and the crab apple tree rope.
MCQs:
1. How did Jess feel when he visited Leslie's house?
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Here are the important questions from the passage with answers:
1. Why did Jess initially think the pine forest was haunted?
Answer: Because of the thick trees blocking out the sunlight, creating a dim and eerie atmosphere.
1. What did Leslie say about the pine forest being haunted?
Answer: She said it was haunted, but not by evil things.
Answer: They stood still, listening to the silence, and then shared a meal of crackers and dried fruit.
1. Why did Leslie say they had to be careful in the pine forest?
Answer: Because it was a sacred place, and they didn't want to disturb the Spirits.
MCQs:
D) The woods
1. Why did Jess initially think the pine forest was haunted?
A) Virginia
B) Georgia
C) California
D) New York
Answer: B) Georgia
A) A toy car
B) A book
D) A puzzle
A) A treehouse
B) A castle stronghold
C) A bridge
D) A fence
1. What was the name of the secret country that Jess and Leslie created?
A) Terabithia
B) Narnia
C) Wonderland
D) Neverland
Answer: A) Terabithia
C) The woods
D) The meadow
1. Why did Jess initially think the pine forest was haunted?
1. What did Leslie say about the pine forest being haunted?
A) That it was haunted by evil spirits
Answer: Jess and Leslie are best friends who create a magical kingdom in the woods called
Terabithia. They share a deep bond and use their imaginations to create a special world that is all
their own.
Answer: The pine forest is a special place that holds great significance for Leslie and Jess. It is a place
where they can escape the realities of their everyday lives and connect with nature and each other.
Essay Questions
1. Discuss the theme of imagination in the story. How do Jess and Leslie use their imaginations to
create a special world?
Answer: (This answer will vary depending on the student's response. However, the answer should
discuss how Jess and Leslie use their imaginations to create a magical kingdom in the woods, and
how this imagination helps them to escape the realities of their everyday lives.)
1. Analyze the character of Jess. What are his strengths and weaknesses?
Answer: (This answer will vary depending on the student's response. However, the answer should
discuss Jess's strengths, such as his creativity and loyalty to Leslie, and his weaknesses, such as his
insecurity and fear of what others might think.)