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WorksheetsTuck Everlasting Test
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
Who is the wood's owner?
The Fosters
The man in yellow suit
The Tucks
Treegap
What was one pretty thing that Mae owned?
gloves
music box
shawl
leather boots
In which month does the story take place?
April
August
July
September
What does Mae Tuck do every 10 years?
meets her sons Miles and Jesse
polishes her music box
goes to visit Winnie
moves to a new location
How does the author describe the cottage near the road?
A "touch-me-not" cottage
A homely, friendly cottage
A wealthy mansion
A run-down shack
What is the secret in the woods?
A castle
An ancient temple
A spring by an ash tree
A drawing on the side of a tree
What is one of the few things Tuck enjoys?
apple pie
sleep
watching blue birds
fishing
How long has the Tuck family looked the same?
100 years
87 years
17 years
7 years
What does the 'touch-me-not' cottage suggest?
People who live there are friendly.
People who live there do not like to be touched.
People who live there are not friendly.
People who live there are invisible.
At the beginning of the story, what is Mae Tuck so excited about?
Seeing her sons, Miles and Jesse
Going to see Winnie
Getting to ride her horse
Taking a boat ride with Tuck
In whom does Winnie confide about wanting to run away from home?
Jesse Tuck
The toad
Her granny
Her best friend
What does Mae Tuck mean when she says, “The worst is happening at last”?
The man in the yellow suit heard the music.
Someone has discovered their secret of the spring.
They will no longer live forever.
What metaphor does Tuck use in comparison to the lake?
He compares enemies with flesh-eating piranha.
Water, like life, looks the same. But it's really always in motion.
Water is cold and dark, just like life.
The surface reveals the soul, like a mirror.
What theme does Tuck stress in his conversation with Winnie?
Beauty is only skin deep.
The circle of life (life begins, changes, and moves on).
Love your neighbor as yourself.
Evil is punished and good is rewarded.
What did the man in the yellow suit plan to do with the water from the spring?
Sell it to the poor.
Sell it to the educated people.
Sell it to the old people.
Drink it and keep it from other people.
How do you know that Winnie did not drink the water?
Winnie sent a letter.
Neighbors told the Tucks.
The Tucks found her grave stone.
A news article.
What do we find out about Winnie in the Epilogue?
She died of typhus at a young age.
Her family had a plot in the cemetery, but she did not have a gravestone.
She lived a long and happy life; was a wife and mother.
She never married or had children.
