WorksheetsTuck Everlasting Ch. 25-Epilogue
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 11mins
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1.
In Chapter 25, Winnie uses the spring water that Jesse gave her to save which of the following?
a)
fish
b)
toad
c)
dog
d)
her grandmother who was very sick
2.
Though Winnie had shamed her parents, the children in town...
a)
were afraid of her
b)
were impressed by her
c)
shunned her
3.
When the Tucks came back to Treegap, the wood and the Foster's cottage...
a)
were gone
b)
hadn't changed
c)
had been made into a park
4.
The road into Treegap...
a)
had taken a different route
b)
was still the same
c)
was blacktopped with a white line down the middle
5.
What transportation were the Tucks using when they came back to town?
a)
an old car
b)
a horse and wagon
c)
a new truck
6.
The wood had been destroyed by...
a)
an earthquake
b)
a lumber company
c)
a fire caused by an electrical storm
7.
In the Epilogue, Tuck found Winnie's name...
a)
in a newspaper
b)
on a tombstone
c)
in the company name printed on the side of an old feed-and-grain store
8.
When he knew Winnie’s decision about the spring, Tuck said...
a)
"How sad for all of us."
b)
"Good girl."
c)
"Poor Jesse."
9.
According to the Epilogue, Winnie had...
a)
married, had children, and died
b)
destroyed the spring
c)
left Treegap years ago
10.
Which line from the novel signifies the resolution of the novel?
a)
"Look here, Winnie Foster," said Jesse. "We're friends, we really are. But you got to help us."
b)
"Just the same, we got to get you home again, Winnie," said Tuck.
c)
Winnie thought about the peril to the frogs, and sighed. "It'd be nice," she said, "if nothing ever had to die."
d)
"Well, where to now, Tuck? No need to come back here no more."
11.
Which event marks the falling action of the novel?
a)
Jesse speaks to Winnie about drinking the water.
b)
Winnie gets to know the Tucks better.
c)
Mae hurt the man in the yellow suit.
d)
Mae and Tuck search for Winnie's grave.
12.
Which quote from the novel best states the theme?
a)
"Don't be afraid of death; be afraid of an unlived life. You don't have to live forever, you just have to live."
b)
"And suddenly, she longed for a thunderstorm."
c)
"I'm one hundred and four years old," he told her solemnly.
d)
"If a person owns a piece of land, does he own it all the way down...?"
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