Tuck Everlasting 24-25

In Chapter 24, whose carpentry skills make it possible for Mae to escape?

• The man in the yellow suits
• Winnie's dad
• Jesse's
• Miles'

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In Chapter 25, Winnie uses the spring water that Jesse gave her to save which of the following?

• fish 
• toad
• dog 
• her grandmother who was very sick 

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What is the weather like when Mae is breaking out of jail?

• It is sunny. 
• There is a storm outside. 
• It is very dusty and hot. 
• It is snowing. 

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Though Winnie had shamed her parents, the children in town

• were afraid of her.

• were impressed by her.

• shunned her.

• didn't know what happened.

The climax of the story came about because:

• Winnie wanted her parents to pay attention to her, and was glad when they helped the Tucks.
• Miles always wanted to make a difference in the world, and now that Mae is free, he can.
• Winnie always wanted to make a difference in the world, and by helping Mae, she made sure the Tuck's secret was safe.
• Mae always wanted to travel West, and since Angus saved her, she can realize her dream.

Winnie did not sleep in the cell because

• she was too frightened.

• she was afraid she would kick off the blanket and give herself away.

• the storm kept her awake.

• she was worried about being caught.

After Mae's escape,

• she was seen once.

• she sent Winnie a letter.

• there was no trace of her or any of the Tucks.

• the Tucks visited Winnie every year.

During the storm, the wind

• blew through the window.

• destroyed a large tree.

• toppled the gallows.

• blew down the jail house.

The constable discovered that Mae was gone when

• the storm ended.

• he brought breakfast.

• Winnie's parents came looking for her.

• he came to take her to the gallows.

Winnie's family supported her when they understood that she

• wanted to be independent

• loved the Tucks

• was really sorry for what she had done

• forced to do what she did