Winnie's Emotions and Observations

Winnie reflects on the past two weeks, her actions, and the consequences. She recalls the escape of the Tucks and her role in it, which led to her family's disappointment but also their support. As she contemplates her future, she saves a toad from a dog and uses the magic water from Jesse on it, symbolizing her connection to the Tucks and the choices she faces.

What season is approaching as the story begins?

• Spring

• Summer

• Winter

• Autumn

What does Winnie notice about the birds?

• They are migrating

• They are silent

• They are chattering

• They are building nests

How does Winnie feel about the Tucks' escape?

• Relieved

• Betrayed

• Angry

• Indifferent

What does Winnie struggle with while in the jail cell?

• Sleeping

• Eating

• Reading

• Coughing

How does the constable react when he finds Winnie?

• He is relieved

• He is angry

• He is confused

• He laughs

What do Winnie's parents struggle to understand?

• Her interest in the toad

• Her love for nature

• Her dislike for school

• Her friendship with the Tucks

How do the village children view Winnie after the incident?

• As a hero

• As a criminal

• As a romantic figure

• As a stranger

What does Winnie do when she sees the dog approaching the toad?

• She runs inside

• She shoos the dog away

• She calls for help

• She ignores it

What does Winnie use the spring water for?

• To drink

• To wash her hands

• To water plants

• To pour on the toad