Tuck Everlasting Ch 6

Tuck Everlasting Ch 6

KAT

Have you ever envisioned yourself being kidnapped?

reluctantly
in an unwilling
and hesitant
way

carefully,
cautiously,
hesitantly

eagerly,
without
reservation

de mala gana

astonishing
extremely
surprising or
impressive

amazing,
stunning,
shocking

ordinary or
expected

asombrosa

Multiple Choice

Reluctantly is to willing as educated is to

• ignorant

• scholarly

• school

• teacher

Multiple Choice

Astonishing is to common as delicious is to

• disgusting

• yummy

• delightful

• mouthwatering

Read the passage. Look for signal words and phrases that
show text structure.

What is the text structure?

Comparison
Cause and effect
Problem and solution
Cause, problem and solution

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Placeholder

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cause and effect

comparison

problem and solution

Cause, problem, and solution

Write a main idea sentence using your stem under the
graphic organizer.

Match

Characters with character traits

• Mae

• Miles

• Winnie

• Jesse

• Man in the yellow suit

Music box owner

Mature and a gentlemanly

Wants to run away

Very handsome and playful

Nosey and a witness

• Music box owner

• Mature and a gentlemanly

• Wants to run away

• Very handsome and playful

• Nosey and a witness

Multiple Choice

Why did the Tucks kidnap Winnie Foster?

• Ransom money

• To keep her from drinking from the stream and telling her father

• Because she saw Jesse on her family land

• They wanted a daughter so they decided to take he

Multiple Choice

What is significant about the Tucks approach to kidnapping Winnie?

• It is exactly as her mother said it would be if she left the safety of the fence.

• The Tucks are just as alarmed as Winnie by what is happening.

• The Tucks have a well-thought-out plan to take Winnie.

• You can tell this is not the Tucks' first kidnapping.

KAT SUMMARY

Use your main idea as a foundation for your summary. Add textual
support for each blank you filled-in on the main idea sentence stem.