Bridge To Terabithia- How Much Do You Know?

The statement suggests that Leslie got bitten by her dog and died from rabies. However, the answer is false because the statement does not provide any evidence or information to support the claim that Leslie died from rabies. Without any additional details, it is not possible to determine the cause of Leslie's death.

Terabithia is an imaginary land, as stated in the question. It is not a town or a school, but a fictional place that exists only in the imagination. This suggests that Terabithia is a place that is not physically real, but rather a creation of the mind.

Jesse's hobby is art, as indicated by the given answer. This implies that Jesse enjoys engaging in artistic activities, such as drawing, painting, or sculpting. It suggests that he has a creative side and finds joy and fulfillment in expressing himself through art.

The statement suggests that Brenda and Ellie don't like Jessie because he kicked them when he was 5 years old. However, since the answer is "False," it implies that Brenda and Ellie do not dislike Jessie for that reason.

Jesse gave Leslie a dog as a Christmas present.

Jesse comes in 2nd place in his race.

Miss Edmunds is a music teacher because the question states that she is "A music teacher" among the given options.

Leslie and Jesse go to Lark Creek Elementary School.

The statement is false because in the book "Bridge to Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson, the characters do not need to use an actual bridge to get to Terabithia. Terabithia is a fictional kingdom that the characters create in their minds, and they access it by swinging on a rope over a creek. Therefore, the characters do not originally have to use a bridge to get to Terabithia.

The correct answer is "see through blouse" because it implies that Ellie bought a blouse that is transparent or sheer, allowing one to see through it. This has caused her mother to become upset or angry, possibly because she considers it inappropriate or revealing.

Miss Edmunds made him feel rich, very rich because she was the only person to ever like his drawings and she encouraged him. Her appreciation and support boosted his confidence and made him feel valued and important. This positive reinforcement made him feel rich in terms of self-worth and happiness.