Winnie experiences an unconventional meal with the Tucks, reflecting on the silence and realizing her fear of being with strangers. The Tucks explain their intentions, asking for a promise about the spring. Miles and Jesse offer to take her rowing, but Tuck expresses urgency and concern. They discuss a stranger seen on the road, and Tuck decides to return Winnie home quickly.

How did the Tucks eat their meal?

• In the kitchen

• Sitting in the parlor

• Outside in the garden

• Around a dining table

What was unusual for Winnie about the Tucks' meal?

• There were no rules

• They had a formal setting

• They ate in silence

• They used napkins

What realization did Winnie have about eating?

• It should be done quickly

• It is a communal activity

• It is best enjoyed alone

• It is a personal experience

What did Winnie feel about the Tucks' story?

• It was fascinating

• It was believable

• It was crazy

• It was comforting

What did Winnie express during the meal?

• She wanted to explore

• She wanted to stay

• She wanted to go home

• She wanted more food

What did Mae promise Winnie?

• To show her the spring

• To tell her a story

• To take her home

• To give her a gift

What did the Tucks want Winnie to promise?

• To help them with chores

• To never tell about the spring

• To stay with them

• To keep their secret about the house

What activity did the Tucks plan for Winnie after supper?

• A walk in the woods

• A game of cards

• A row on the pond

• A visit to the town

Who was the man mentioned by the Tucks?

• A distant relative

• A family friend

• A local shopkeeper

• A stranger in a yellow suit

What was Winnie's reaction to the man in the yellow suit?

• She was indifferent

• She felt relieved

• She was angry

• She was scared