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WorksheetsTuck Everlasting Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 21mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Natalie Babbit describes Winnie's house as having, "a touch-me-not appearance" and "a capable iron fence...which said 'Move on, we do not want you here'" This is an example of
a)
Metaphor
b)
Simile
c)
Personification
d)
Motif
2.
Around what year does the story take place?
a)
1981
b)
1880
c)
1940
d)
2001
3.
Winnie's grandmother thinks the sound of the music box is...
a)
Elves
b)
Mae Tuck
c)
The man in the yellow suit
d)
Metallica
4.
Which word would best describe Winnie's parents and grandmother?
a)
Cranky
b)
Cruel
c)
Careless
d)
Overprotective
5.
The author describes the man in the yellow suit as, "tall and narrow...but his suit was a jaunty yellow." This is an example of what?
a)
Direct Characterization
b)
Indirect Characterization
6.
What reason does the man in the yellow suit give for stopping by Winnie's house on the first night?
a)
He's lost
b)
He's visiting an old friend whose name Foster
c)
He used to live there
d)
He's looking for a family, but doesn't say the name
7.
When Winnie first sees Jesse he is...
a)
Climbing a tree
b)
Talking to her toad
c)
Drinking from a spring
d)
Riding his horse
8.
When the Tucks first take Winnie away on their horse, she feels...
a)
Happy and adventurous
b)
Like she's in love with Jesse
c)
Terrified so she screams
d)
Confused, in shock, and later on she's sad
9.
The quote, "Closing the gate on her oldest fears as she had closed the gate of her own fenced yard, she discovered the wings she's always wished she had." is and example of...
a)
Metaphor
b)
Simile
c)
Personification
d)
Motif
10.
In the story, how long had it been since the Tuck's first drank from the spring?
a)
100 years
b)
87 years
c)
23 years
d)
10 years
11.
The use of the wheel as a universal symbol of life's cycle is an example of what?
a)
Personification
b)
Foreshadowing
c)
Allusion
d)
Motif
12.
Why does Angus Tuck take Winnie out onto the pond?
a)
To catch trout for breakfast
b)
To show her the spring
c)
To scare her into keeping the secret
d)
To explain why keeping the secret is so important
13.
Which member of the Tuck family is the saddest about their immortality?
a)
Angus
b)
Mae
c)
Jesse
d)
Miles
14.
Who steals Mae's music box?
a)
The constable
b)
The man in the yellow suit
c)
Winnie
d)
No one
15.
How does the man in the yellow suit gain ownership of the wood?
a)
He steals it
b)
He says he'll bring the constable to the place where their daughter is
c)
He takes the Foster's to the Tuck's house
d)
He shows Mr. Foster where they've taken his daughter
16.
Who killed the man in the yellow suit
a)
Miles
b)
Mae
c)
Angus
d)
Winnie
17.
What happens to Winnie when she returns home from the Tuck's house?
a)
She is put in jail
b)
She is put on trial
c)
Her parents become even more overprotective
d)
She is finally allowed to play with other children
18.
The storm and the jailbreak happen at which point in the story?
a)
The rising action
b)
The climax
c)
The falling action
d)
The resolution
19.
Giving human like characteristics to something that is not alive, like this quote, "the windows here were lidded eyes that didn't care" is called what?
a)
A metaphor
b)
A simile
c)
Personification
d)
A motif
20.
Why does Angus look down at Winnie's grave and say, "Good girl"?
a)
He's thankful that she helped them escape from Tree Gap many years ago
b)
He's happy that she saved the toad from the dog
c)
He thinks she is a dog
d)
He's proud of her for not drinking from the spring
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