Tuck Everlasting

Who is the author of this book?

• John Green
• Suzanne Collins
• Natalie Babbitt
• Natasha Reevis

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Who visited Winnie during her first night?

• Mae, Tuck, Jessie, and Miles
• Miles, Jessie, and Tuck
• Tuck, Mae, and Jessie
• Mae, Miles, and Tuck

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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Who did the man in the yellow suit want to sell the spring water to?

• Everyone
• Winnie
• Certain, important people
• The Fosters

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What did the man in the yellow suit wan from the Tucks?

• The wood
• Winnie
• The horse
• The boys

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What would happen if Mae went to the gallows?

• She would die
• They would see that she didn't die and would find out the secret
• They wouldn't be everlasting anymore
• The spring wouldn't exist anymore

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Why does Tuck take Winnie out on a rowboat?

• He wants to tell her about his family
• He wants to tell her why she shouldn't tell anyone about the spring
• He wants to show her the good fishing spots
• He wants to tell her that he'll be taking her home soon

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What does Winnie see in the woods that causes the Tucks to kidnap her?

• She sees Jesse fall from a tree and not get hurt
• She sees Tuck try to kill himself
• She sees Jessie drink from the spring
• She sees that the Tucks live in the wood

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In the prologue, what are the three strange things that seem to have no connection?

• Winnie talks to a toad, a stranger arrives at the Fosters' gate, and Mae Tuck sets out for the wood
• Winnie talks to a toad, Mae rides a Ferris wheel, a stranger arrives at the Fosters' gate
• Winnie catches fireflies, Mae rides a Ferris wheel, a stranger walks to the wood
• Winnie talks to a toad, Mae sets out for the wood, a stranger catches fireflies

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"But the wood had a sleeping appearance" is an example of ...

• Hyperbole
• Metaphor
• Personification
• Alliteration

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"Tremble on its axis like a beetle on a pin" is an example of...

• Metaphor
• Personification
• Simile
• Hyperbole

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