Tuck Everlasting Chapter 10-13

In Chapter 10, Winnie, we are told, grew up with _________, something she was used to, unlike the Tucks.

• money

• animals

• siblings

• order

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How were the dishes in Mae Tuck's kitchen described?

• Neatly stacked into little matching sets.

• Stacked in perilous towers without the least regard for their varying dimensions.

• Strewn around the house, willy nilly.

• Placed in tidy little stacks according to size and function.

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What literary devices are used in the following excerpt from Tuck Everlasting"?

...three armchairs and an elderly rocker stood about aimlessly, like strangers at a a party, ignoring each other.

• metaphor

• simile

• personification

• onomatopoeia

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Mae referred to her family's immortality as both a

• handicap and strength.

• blessing and a curse.

• inconvenience and convenience

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How did Winnie's opinion of the Tucks change in Chapter 11 as they sat around eating?

• She went from being terrorized to feeling comfortable.

• She went from being okay to being fully relaxed.

• She went from being accepting to asking to go home.

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Tuck says, "I got a feeling this whole thing is going to come apart like wet bread."

What literary devices are seen here?

• flashback and irony

• metaphor and personification

• simile and foreshadowing

• imagery and oxymoron

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In Chapter12, who takes Winnie out onto the pond and explains that "life is moving, growing, changing, never the same two minutes together"?

• Miles

• Jesse

• Tuck

• Mae

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Tuck tells Winnie his family is like

• cocoons never opening to butterflies.

• tadpoles never morphing into frogs.

• a wheel that is turning backwards.

• rocks beside the road.

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What major event happens while Winnie and Tuck are out on the pond?

• Jesse falls from a tree and is badly hurt.

• The horse is stolen in broad daylight.

• Tuck makes Winnie see that she must drink the water and become Jesse's companion.

• The constable arrives at the Tucks' door.

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To what did Tuck say the people would "come running like pigs to slop"?

• The flapjack breakfast Mae always cooks

• To see the family that would never die.

• To the spring in the Fosters' wood in Tree Gap

• To see him shoot himself again but not die.

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