Tuck Everlasting Ch. 4-5

What was used to hide the spring wood?

• boxes

• Pebbles

• blankets

• nothing

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Who visits the Fosters' home?

• The man in the yellow suit
• A dog
• A horse
• The man in the blue suit

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Which of the following best describes Winnie?

• carefree and relaxed
• unhappy and frustrated
• anxious and fearful
• calm and friendly

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Read the line from Chapter 1: “the meager grass along its edges were somewhat ragged and forlorn”
What is the meaning of the word forlorn?

• sad and pitiful
• lush and thick
• brightly colored
• the grass is cut neatly

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Read the line from Chapter 3: "“All right! I’m coming!” she cried, exasperated, and then added quickly, “I mean, I’ll be right there, Mama.”
What is the meaning of the word exasperated?

• loving and happy
• irritated and annoyed
• angry and resentful
• neutral; not feeling any specific emotion

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The man in the yellow suit is SO interested in the music coming from the wood (Chapter 4). What can you infer is his reason?

• He wants to impress Winnie's grandmother with his knowledge of music
• He likes to sing and dance
• He's heard the tune before and knows who is playing it
• He's interested in learning about elves

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Evaluate the title of the book. Why did the author name the novel Tuck Everlasting?

• I don't know
• The Tucks live in a magical forest that never dies
• Mr. Tuck is forever asleep
• The Tuck family lives forever, never aging or dying 

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In Chapter 4, a stranger talks to Winnie. Who does he say he's looking for?

• Winnie

• the Foster's

• the Tuck's

• He never really says who, he only says he's looking for a family.

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What do Winnie, her grandmother, and the stranger hear?

• cows in the wood

• wolves howling in the wood

• a strange melody or music coming from the wood

• voices singing in the wood

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The stranger is happy after he hears the music. What can the reader infer from his happiness?

• that he really likes music

• that he believes he found what he was looking for

• that he enjoyed his conversation with Winnie

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