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Why were Leslie and Jess spending less time together?
Why were Leslie and Jess spending less time together?
Leslie was helping her dad fix the house up.
In what way was he afraid to spoil the magic of Terabithia?
In what way was he afraid to spoil the magic of Terabithia?
He didn't want to destroy the magic by trying to force it.
Why did he now wish that they had never bought the doll for May Belle?
Why did he now wish that they had never bought the doll for May Belle?
She wanted to put an arm back on or dress it all the time.
Why was Jess surprised to hear that Leslie was learning to 'understand' her father?
Why was Jess surprised to hear that Leslie was learning to 'understand' her father?
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Do you think most teenagers would think like Jess?
Do you think most teenagers would think like Jess?
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What did Judy read to them while they were working?
What did Judy read to them while they were working?
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How long had it been since they had last been to Terabithia?
How long had it been since they had last been to Terabithia?
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What did Leslie hear?
What did Leslie hear?
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Give two reasons Leslie knew that it was her.
Give two reasons Leslie knew that it was her.
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Why had Janice been crying?
Why had Janice been crying?
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What was an important rule at Lark Creek School?
What was an important rule at Lark Creek School?
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What advice had Leslie given Janice?
What advice had Leslie given Janice?
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Why did Leslie feel happy?
Why did Leslie feel happy?
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What did May Belle tell Jess that night?
What did May Belle tell Jess that night?
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Study Notes
Leslie and Jess's Relationship
- Leslie is busy helping her father renovate their home, leading to less time spent with Jess.
- Jess is concerned about maintaining the magic of Terabithia and fears that forcing it might spoil their special place.
Doll and Family Dynamics
- Jess regrets buying a doll for May Belle since it requires constant maintenance, which can be burdensome.
- He believes parents are not meant to be understood; they just exist, causing surprise at Leslie's desire to understand her father.
Teenage Perspectives
- Jess represents a more cautious teenage perspective, acknowledging that opinions among peers can vary greatly.
- Importance of maintaining the separation between personal and school life is highlighted by the rule at Lark Creek School.
Poetry and Creativity
- While working on the house, Judy shares poetry, emphasizing the importance of creative expression amidst physical labor.
Absence from Terabithia
- It has been over a month since Jess and Leslie visited Terabithia, showcasing how life changes impact their childhood explorations.
School Drama and Empathy
- Leslie overhears Janice Avery crying, expressing concern and empathy, which indicates her growing social awareness.
- Janice's sadness stems from her home life and the betrayal of her friends, illustrating the cruelty of school dynamics.
Friendship and Support
- Leslie provides guidance to Janice by suggesting she pretend ignorance about the gossip, promoting emotional resilience.
- Leslie's self-worth rises as she feels she has one and a half friends, illustrating her struggle for acceptance in school.
May Belle's Innocence
- May Belle shares knowledge of Jess and Leslie's secret adventures, highlighting her innocence and curiosity, as well as the bonds of sibling relationships.
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Test your understanding of Chapter 7 of 'Bridge to Terabithia' through these flashcards. Each card prompts you with key terms and their significance in the story. Challenge your memory and comprehension of the characters' experiences and emotions.
