Exploring Tuck Everlasting Chapter 24

In Chapter 24 of 'Tuck Everlasting', Winnie sneaks out of her house at night, feeling guilty yet determined. She meets Jesse, and together they run to the village's center, passing silent buildings. They reach the jailhouse where Miles works to free Mae. Despite the storm, Mae escapes through the window. Winnie returns home, hearing the Tucks' music box in the distance, marking the end of their adventure.

Why does Winnie feel guilty as she leaves her house?

• She feels she is betraying her family's trust.

• She is worried about getting caught.

• She doesn't want to meet Jesse.

• She is afraid of the dark.

What is the significance of the big glass windows in the village?

• They are used to keep the village warm.

• They are a place where people gather at night.

• They are a symbol of wealth.

• They reflect the busy life of the village during the day.

Who is waiting for Winnie at the gate?

• Jesse

• Tuck

• The constable

• Miles

What do the Tucks and Winnie plan to do at the jailhouse?

• Spend the night there.

• Steal something valuable.

• Free Mae from her cell.

• Hide from the constable.

What does Miles use to remove the nails from the window frame?

• A prying tool

• His bare hands

• A screwdriver

• A hammer

What adds tension to the scene while Miles is removing the nails?

• The noise from the village.

• The sound of the storm approaching.

• The constable's presence.

• Winnie's fear of heights.

How do the Tucks and Winnie react after Mae is freed?

• They call for help.

• They hide in the jailhouse.

• They celebrate quietly.

• They run away immediately.

What does Jesse whisper to Winnie before they part?

• Be safe

• Thank you

• Remember

• Goodbye

What does Winnie do after the Tucks leave?

• She hides in the jailhouse.

• She follows them.

• She restores the window.

• She goes back home.

What sound does Winnie hear as the Tucks disappear into the night?

• A dog barking

• The constable's whistle

• The storm

• The music box