Tuck everlasting chp 5-6

Tuck Everlasting Chapter 5

By PATRICIA SNOW

Open Ended

“It’s all right, though, if you come here. I mean, it’s alright with me.”

Why is this part so important?

Multiple Select

What are the reasons that Winnie decides not to run away? Select the TWO reasons mentioned in chapter 5.

• There's nowhere else she would want to be

• She doesn't have a horse

• She was afraid to go away alone

• She did not want to upset her grandmother

Multiple Choice

What is Winnie's impression of the Woods?

• it's scary

• it's nice

• it's too hot

• it's too dark

Multiple Choice

who does Winnie see in the woods?

• her grandmother

• Mae

• Jesse Tuck

• Miles Tuck

Multiple Select

What are the two answers that Jesse gives to Winnie about his age? Select the TWO responses he gave her.

• 10 years old

• 104 years old

• 17 years old

• 1,000 years old

Multiple Choice

what does Winnie want to do but Jesse won't let her?

• go home

• get married

• drink from the spring

• tell her dad

Fill in the Blank

True or false Winnie sees Jesse Tuck sip water from the spring near the ash tree

Fill in the Blank

True or false Winnie decides to run away with the Tucks

Multiple Choice

20. Who shows up at the END of Chapter 5 to help Jesse figure out what to do with Winnie?

• Tuck

• Mae Tuck

• Mae and Miles Tuck

• The man in the yellow suit

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Multiple Choice

On page 32, Mae, Jesse, and Miles all speak with pauses between their words. Why do they do this?

• They are thinking carefully about what they say.

• They are running so they pause to catch their breath.

• They are paranoid so they pause to make sure nobody has found them.

Open Ended

“That’s the truth”, said Mae helplessly.

What can you infer about Mae?

Multiple Choice

On page 32 it says "..her backbone felt like a pipe full of cold running water...", what kind of figurative language is being used?

• metaphor

• personification

• hyperbole

• simile

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT one of the "disconnected thoughts" that run through Winnie's mind as she is kidnapped?

• I was going to run away today anyway.

• Miles is taller than Jesse.

• I wish the toad could see me now.

• It sure is hot out today.

Multiple Choice

Which character do the Tucks and Winnie pass as they exit the wood?

• Granny

• Tuck

• the stranger

• the toad

Multiple Choice

Where do Winnie and the Tucks stop to rest after exiting the wood?

• At a shallow stream

• A clearing in the woods.

• An old barn

• The Fosters' House

Multiple Choice

What does Mae take out of her pocket to calm herself down?

• Her metal broach.

• A pretty flower.

• A painted music box.

• a smooth, round rock.

Multiple Choice

On page 34 Mae Tuck's face wrinkles with "dismay" as Winnie begins to cry. We can gather that dismay means-

• Annoyance

• Disappointment

• Fear

• Anger

Open Ended

"Look here, Winnie Foster,” said Jesse. “We’re friends, we really are”

How can Winnie help them?

What could be the problem they are  wanting her to solve?

2 sentences at least

Multiple Choice

What word WASN'T used to describe how Winnie felt when thinking about wanting to return home to her mother?

• small

• weak

• pathetic

• helpless

Open Ended

Why do you think Winnie changed her mind about running away?