VOCABULARY
WHAT DOES THE WORD "VEILED" MEAN IN PARAGRAPH 2?
COVERED
JESS OR LESLIE?
becomes a leader in the forest
LESLIE
the setting of Passage 1, Passage 2, or both passages?
The place is dark.
PASSAGE 1
What is the theme of Passage 1?
Nature can have a powerful effect on people.
Why is this description of the roses important?
It shows that the rosebushes have been ignored for a long time.
JESS OR LESLIE
is not sure if the forest is haunted
JESS
the setting of Passage 1, Passage 2, or both passages?
The mood is calm.
BOTH
How do Jess and Leslie’s actions support the theme from Part A?
They are determined to keep Terabithia sacred.
JESS OR LESLIE?
changes after arriving in Terabithia
JESS
the setting of Passage 1, Passage 2, or both passages?
The plants may be dying.
PASSAGE 2
Why does the narrator show Mary talking to herself?
A to show how interested Mary is about the garden
JESS OR LESLIE?
suggests listening to better understand the forest
LESLIE
the setting of Passage 1, Passage 2, or both passages?
Effort is made to be quiet.
BOTH
What role does paragraph 11 have in the passage?
It helps create the idea that the garden has been abandoned.
why does Jess change his mind about the forest?
It was the stillness that had always frightened him before, but this time it was like the moment after Miss Edmunds finished a song, just after the chords hummed down to silence.”
the setting of Passage 1, Passage 2, or both passages?
No one has been there for years.
PASSAGE 2
In Passage 2, what does the author mean by saying the roses “were like little trees”? (paragraph 11)
The rosebushes have large, long branches.