Winnie and Tuck's Encounter

Winnie travels under the hot August sun, carried by Miles, and crosses fields and groves. They approach a pine forest, where the air is cooler. Upon arrival at the Tuck's house, Winnie meets Angus Tuck, who warmly welcomes her. The journey is filled with nature's beauty, and Winnie feels like a cherished guest.

What time of day is described at the beginning of the chapter?

• Morning

• Night

• Noon

• Evening

Who carries Winnie to protect her from the sun?

• Jesse

• Miles

• Tuck

• May

What does May give Winnie to protect her from the sun?

• Sunglasses

• A blue straw hat

• A jacket

• A scarf

What does Winnie wear to protect herself from the sun?

• A yellow umbrella

• A green jacket

• A red scarf

• A blue straw hat

What is the landscape filled with as they travel?

• Birds

• Bees and crickets

• Rabbits

• Butterflies

What does the landscape look like as they travel?

• Wet and muddy

• Snowy and cold

• Dry and motionless

• Lush and green

What natural feature do they see as they climb the hill?

• A desert

• A mountain

• A river

• A pine forest

What does the air feel like as they climb the hill?

• Windy and harsh

• Humid and sticky

• Cool and soft

• Hot and dry

What does Jesse announce as they approach the Tuck's home?

• Dinner is ready

• They are home

• A storm is coming

• They are lost

What does Winnie see near the Tuck's house?

• A large garden

• A small lake

• A dense forest

• A tall tower