Winnie and the Music Box

In Chapter Six of 'Tuck Everlasting', Winnie is unexpectedly kidnapped by the Tuck family. Initially frightened, she finds herself on a horse with the Tucks, who are equally alarmed. As they flee, Winnie encounters the man in the yellow suit but remains silent. The Tucks stop by a stream to explain their actions, and Winnie is calmed by a music box. The Tucks plead for her understanding, promising to return her home soon.

What is the initial setting of the chapter?

• Winnie is in a city.

• Winnie is at school.

• Winnie is in a forest.

• Winnie is at home.

How does Winnie feel about being kidnapped?

• She is angry.

• She is confused.

• She is indifferent.

• She is excited.

What does Winnie expect her kidnappers to be like?

• Friendly and kind.

• Burly men with mustaches.

• Young children.

• Elderly women.

What is Winnie’s reaction to the man in the yellow suit?

• She stares blankly.

• She waves at him.

• She screams for help.

• She jumps off the horse.

What does Mae use to calm Winnie?

• A story.

• A music box.

• A song.

• A toy.

What does Winnie think about the music box?

• It is magical.

• It is ugly.

• It is pretty.

• It is broken.

What does Mae promise Winnie?

• To tell her a secret.

• To let her ride the horse.

• To give her the music box.

• To take her home tomorrow.

How does Winnie feel after hearing the music box?

• More anxious.

• Calmer.

• Angrier.

• Indifferent.

What does Jesse ask Winnie to do?

• Sing a song.

• Run away.

• Help them.

• Stay quiet.