Tuck Everlasting 18-25

What did Jesse want to talk with Winnie about in the middle of the night?

• He wanted her to run away with him the next day and get married.

• He wanted her to lead him to her house so he could meet her parents.

• He wanted her to drink the water when she turns 17, and then marry him.

• He wanted her to write letters to him after his parents brought her back home.

Why did the man in the yellow suit visit the Fosters?

• He wanted to blackmail them out of their land.

• He wanted to ask them where the Tucks took Winnie.

• He wanted to let them know that the constable is searching for Winnie.

• He wanted to trick them into telling him how much the woods are worth.

What did Miles say his daughter, Anna, liked to do?

• swim

• fish

• run

• skip

Why did Mae hurt the man in the yellow suit?

• He stole the Fosters' land.

• He broke into their house.

• He tried to kidnap Winnie.

• He pointed a gun at Angus.

What will happen if the man dies?

• Mae will be charged with murder, and Angus would take over the Fosters' land.

• Winnie will be charged with interfering with an investigation, and Angus will be charged with theft

• The man will be charged with kidnapping, and the Fosters will get their land back

• Mae will be charged with murder, and the Fosters will get their land back.

What information did the man in the yellow suit try to get out of the Tucks?

• Where Winnie was hiding

• Whether Winnie wants to stay with them or not

• The location of the stream in the Foster's woods

• The day the Tucks are going to visit the Fosters

What is the plan to save Mae?

• Winnie's father will break her out of jail, and Winnie's mother will take her place in the cell.

• Jesse will keep the jailer busy, and Miles will break down the back door and let Mae out.

• Miles will remove the window frame, and Winnie will take Mae's place in the cell.

• Angus will put a rope around the bars, and a horse will pull them off so Mae can get out.

What "gift" did Jesse give Winnie?

• A red rose from his garden.

• A chain with a diamond "T" on it for "Tuck"

• A poem

• A bottle of spring water for her to take when she turns 17

What did Winnie do with the gift?

• She put the rose in the vase.

• She hid the necklace in her drawer.

• She ripped up the poem.

• She poured the water over the toad.

Which line from the novel shows the resolution of the novel?

• "Look here, Winnie Foster," said Jesse. "We're friends, we really are. But you got to help us."

• "Just the same, we got to get you home again, Winnie," said Tuck, standing up decisively.

• Winnie thought about this peril to the frogs, and sighed. "It'd be nice," she said, "if nothing ever had to die."

• "Well, where to now, Tuck? No need to come back here no more."