Tuck Everlasting Chpts 4-8

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What is the main reason Winnie feels galled at herself in the morning?

Back

Winnie feels galled at herself because she is afraid to run away after all.

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What conclusion do the Tucks come to regarding their agelessness?

Back

The Tucks conclude that the spring is the source of their agelessness.

Front

What does the stranger say he is looking for when he talks to Winnie?

Back

The stranger never really says who he is looking for; he only mentions he is looking for a family.

Front

What does Winnie want to do that Jesse won't allow her to?

Back

Winnie wants to drink from the spring, but Jesse won't let her.

Front

What decision does Winnie make after hearing music in the woods?

Back

Winnie decides to go into the wood and look for the maker of the music she heard.

Front

What is the significance of the spring in 'Tuck Everlasting'?

Back

The spring is significant because it grants eternal life to those who drink from it.

Front

How do the Tucks feel about their immortality?

Back

The Tucks have mixed feelings about their immortality; they see it as a curse rather than a blessing.

Front

What does Winnie’s relationship with her parents reveal about her character?

Back

Winnie's relationship with her parents shows that she feels stifled and desires freedom.

Front

Who are the Tucks in 'Tuck Everlasting'?

Back

The Tucks are a family who have drunk from the magical spring and gained immortality.

Front

What does the music in the woods symbolize for Winnie?

Back

The music symbolizes adventure and the unknown, drawing Winnie to explore.