Tuck Everlasting (1-4)

What is the setting at the beginning of the novel?

• Early spring

• The middle of winter

• The first week of August

• The end of autumn

What three events occur at the beginning of the novel?

• A storm, a fire, and a robbery

• Mae Tuck sets out, Winnie Foster considers running away, and a stranger arrives

• A dog barks, a child disappears, and a circus arrives

• The town holds a festival, a river floods, and a new family moves in

What comparison is made to describe the first week of August?

• A calm before the storm

• A rollercoaster before the drop

• The highest seat on a Ferris wheel

• A lazy summer afternoon

Why does the road leading to Treegap avoid the wood?

• The cows chose not to walk through it

• The wood is haunted

• The land is too rocky

• The road is private property

Who owns the wood in Treegap?

• The Tucks

• The Fosters

• The man in the yellow suit

• The town of Treegap

How often does Mae Tuck visit the wood?

• Every year

• Every ten years

• Every month

• Every summer

How does Angus Tuck feel about their immortality?

• He enjoys it

• He wishes things were different

• He ignores it

• He wants to share it with others

What is Mae's most prized possession?

• A golden locket

• A music box

• A silver ring

• A lucky coin

What does Tuck dream about?

• Being able to age and die normally

• Living in a castle

• Becoming rich and famous

• Exploring new lands

What does Mae tell Tuck when she wakes up?

• "I had a strange dream."

• "The boys'll be home tomorrow!"

• "We have to move again."

• "I'm tired of this life."