Tuck Everlasting Ch. 1

Part A: What or who created the road to Treegap?

• A herd of rowdy cows created it.

• It is a mystery that no one knows.

• A group of calm cows made it.

• The trees just didn't grow there.

Part B: Which quotation from the chapter supports the answer to Part A?

• "...by a herd of cows who were, to say the least, relaxed."

• "It wandered along in curves and easy angles..."

• "And then it went on again and came at last to the wood."

• "But on reaching the shadows of the first trees, it veered sharply..."

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Which statement is true about the "other side of the wood" in paragraph 2 of Ch. 1?

• It was just as calm and relaxed as the description of Ch. 1.

• It was cheery and inviting because people lived there.

• It was crowded with too many people living in the village.

• It wasn't comfortable, but was stuffy and hot.

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According to paragraph 2, what are the three things that are important?

• the first house

• the jailhouse

• the road

• the wood

• the village

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According to paragraph 4, what two things did the Fosters own?

• the village

• the road

• the first house or cottage

• the cows

• the wood

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After reading paragraph 3 of Ch. 1, which two statements below are true?

• If the first house were a person, everyone would want to be its friend.

• If the wood were a person, everyone would want to walk very gently and quietly by it.

• If the wood were a person, people would want to throw rocks at it.

• If the first house were a person, it would be perfect and stuck up.

• If the first house and the wood were people, they would be friends.

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If Tuck Everlasting was a poem, which statement would be true?

• There would be stanzas instead of paragraphs.

• There would be a setting and cast of characters.

• There would be stage directions and dialogue.

• There would be characters and a plot.

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Which statement about Tuck Everlasting is true?

• The book is written in first-person narration because the narrator is in the story.

• The book is written in third-person narration because the narrator is not a character in the story.

• The book is written in the third-person narration because the narrator is telling the story about herself.

• The book is written in first-person narration because it uses "I" and "we."

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According to paragraph 6, why did Winnie never go to the wood?

• Her parents wouldn't let her.

• She's too young to leave the house by herself.

• She has never really cared about going to the wood.

• She is locked inside the fence.

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Read the last paragraph of Ch. 1. Why did the people not travel through the wood?

• The cows had not made a road through the wood.

• The people were too afraid to travel through the wood.

• The woods were so dark people couldn't see where they were going.

• The Fosters didn't want a road through there wood.

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