"Tuck Everlasting" Quiz 2

How did Winnie feel about the Tuck's house?

• Winnie felt like the Tuck's home was unclean.

• The Tuck's home reminded Winnie of her home.

In Chapter 9, how does Tuck react when he is introduced to Winnie?

• Tuck doesn't speak to Winnie.

• Tuck is happy.

What metaphor or comparison does Pa Tuck use to compare to the lake?

• Water is cold and dark just like life.

• Water, like life, looks the same, but its really always in motion.

• Life is like a water cycle, there is continuous movement above and below the surface of the Earth.

What theme does Pa Tuck stress in his conversation with Winnie?

• Life is like plot, it has a beginning, middle, and an end.

• Life has its ups and downs, but like a story, it eventually comes to its end.

• Life begins, changes, and moves on.

Why hasn't living forever always been fun for the Tucks?

• The Tucks are friendly people.

• The Tucks have outlived family, friends, and must move a lot.

• The Tucks are not good at keeping secrets.

Which of the family members does not check on Winnie before Winnie falls to sleep?

• Ma Tuck - Mae

• Older Son - Miles

• Pa Tuck - Agnus

• Youngest Son - Jesse

The man in the yellow suit wants ___________ from the Fosters before he tells where they can find Winnie.

• the woods

• one million dollars

• to know where they are hiding the elves.

Jesse wants Winnie to think about

• running away with him.

• taking a ride on the row boat.

• eating a late night snack.

• drinking the water when she turns 17, so they can get married.

True or False.

Shrill is a high pitched or piercing noise.

• False

• True

I can infer that the man in the yellow suit doesn't want to talk to the constable because

• the man is focused on not falling off his horse.

• the constable is asking too many questions.

• the man is worried about Winnie's safety.

• the man thinks the Tucks will leave before he gets there.