Tuck Everlasting Summative

At what time of the year does the story begin?

The mood at the beginning of the book is:

• Somber

• Dreamy

• Peaceful

• Expectant

The author compares August to

• The highest seat on a Ferris Wheel

• The Tucks everlasting life

• Winnies Will to Scape the House

• The strange man in the yellow suit

What were the three things that happened on that day in August?

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What was at the center of the things that happened on the day in August?

“but things can come together in strange ways. The wood was at the center, the hub of the wheel. Fixed points they are, and best left undisturbed, for without them, nothing holds together. But sometimes people find this out too late.” The author uses the wheel as:

• Personification

• Idiom

• Symbolism

• Irony

Who made the road to treegap?

• Angus Tuck
• The men who built the village

• The cows

• The man in the yellow suit

What are the three things that are important on chapter one (choose more than one)

• The house

• the road

• The man in yellow suit

• the wood

What are the two reasons people didn’t go through the woods?

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Who is Winnie Foster? What is her connection to the woods?

• Winnie Foster is a character from the novel 'Tuck Everlasting'. She is connected to the woods because she owns the woods and meets the Tuck family there.

• Winnie Foster is the youngest of the fosters children and is connected to the woods because she is afraid of what is in there.

• Winnie Foster is connected to the woods because she dreams on living there

• Winnie Foster is immortal and know that the woods are calling for her