TUCK EVERLASTING CH 1-5 REVIEW

1. What does everlasting mean?

• to last for 87 years

• to last forever

2. Where does the story take place?

• Tuckville

• Treegap

• Winifred City

• Town of Everlasting

3. Why is there a trail or path around the Wood?

• The Fosters didn't have enough money to create a street.

• The Tucks wanted to be left in isolation in your little cabin.

• The cows were afraid to go into the Wood, so they made a path around it.

• The people of Treegap didn't want trees growing everywhere.

The people of Treegap didn't want trees growing everywhere.

"The fence said, "MOve on-we don't want you here."

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

5. Treegap has a ______________, where criminals are sent for committing a crime.

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6. Who owns the Wood (forest)?

• The Tucks

• The Fosters

• The cows

7. What is at the center of the wood?

• An ancient tower

• The Foster's house

• A giant ash tree with a spring

• The Tuck's house

9. What kind of figurative language is this sentence?

Mae sat there frowning, a great potatoe of a woman with a round, sensible face and calm brown eyes.

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

10. When Mae Tuck wakes up in the morning, she is very ______________ about her life, but when her husband Tuck wakes up, he is very _____________.

(a)  

11. Who are Miles and Jesse?

• Winnie's brothers

• Mae Tuck's sons

• The men in charge of the wood

• The man in the yellow suit's sons