Tuck Everlasting ch. 1-10

What was one pretty thing that Mae owned? 

• Gloves
• Music Box
• Shoes
• Hair pin 

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

• Drink from the spring.

• Walk through the wood.

• Play in the forest.

• Go swimming.

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What do the Tuck's do to Winnie?

• They kept walking by her
• They left her alone
• They kidnapped her
• Nothing

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Who is part of the Tuck family?

• Mae, Angus Tuck, Miles, and Jesse
• Winnie, Jesse, and Mae
• Angus Tuck, Miles and Jesse
• Mae, Miles, Winnie, and Jesse

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Who DIDN'T drink from the spring?

• The horse
• Mae
• The cat
• Jesse

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What does Winnie, her grandmother and the stranger hear coming from the wood?

• The radio
• The sound of cows
• A strange melody or music
• Somebody singing  

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Who is Tuck and what does he dream about?

• Mae's brother, about running. 
• Jesse's brother, about swimming.
• Mae's husband, and he dreams about heaven.
• Winnie's brother, about walking through the wood. 

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Where is the spring located?

• In the wood
• In the Foster's backyard
• A tree in the center of Treegap
• A tree on the Tuck's farm

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What are the names of Mae's two sons?

• Miles and Angus
• Miles and Tuck
• Miles and Jesse
• Miles and Jack

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"Proud as peacocks" is an example of a

• metaphor
• simile
• onomatopoeia
• personification

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