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Practice Tuck Everlasting Chapters 1-7

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 54mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How long as Tuck been everlasting

a)

10

b)

87

c)

104

2.

Why didn't Mae want to look in the mirror? (Chapter 2)

a)

She looks too old.

b)

Her reflection no longer interests her.

c)

She thinks the mirror brings bad luck.

d)

All of hers are old and cracked.

3.

What was one thing that happened to the Tucks, which helped them realize they could live forever?

a)

Pa got bit by a tiger.

b)

Jesse fell out of the tree & landed on his head, but didn't die.

c)

Mae got in a car accident, but didn't get hurt.

d)

The cat fell off a tree, but still lived.

4.

What makes the Tucks live forever?

a)

A wish made many years ago

b)

Magic Potion

c)

Medicine

d)

Spring in the wood

5.

What did the man in the yellow suit tell Winnie he was looking for?

a)

Food

b)

A family

c)

Spring

d)

Nebraska

6.

Which character is the son of Mae and Agnes? He is very cautious and serious.

a)

Miles

b)

Jesse

c)

Winnie

d)

Man in the yellow suit

7.

Which character is 104 years old? He's full of life and handsome.

a)

Man in the yellow suit

b)

Jesse

c)

Miles

d)

Tanner

8.

Which character wanted to run away?

a)

Winnie

b)

Jesse

c)

Miles

d)

Mae

9.

Mr. Tuck enjoys being immortal

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Why would it appear that Winnie is lonely?

a)

She is rude to her mother

b)

She lives in the country

c)

She talks to a toad

11.

What 3 things are mentioned in the Prologue that are connected but don't seem connected?

a)

spring, summer, and fall.

b)

August, a Ferris wheel, and rain.

c)

the Tucks, Winnie, and the man in the yellow suit.

12.

Why didn't the road go through the woods?

a)

the cows walked around it instead.

b)

 the Fosters wouldn’t allow it.

c)

 there were too many trees to cut down to make it.

13.

Why do the Tucks seem different than other typically kidnappers?

a)

feel bad about what they are doing.

b)

let Winnie ride their horse.

c)

   throw Winnie into a blanket and take her away.

14.

Characterization can be described as?

a)

A character struggling with a problem, either within themselves or brought on by something else

b)

how something looks, smells, tastes, feels, or sounds

c)

The writer giving information about a character

d)

The author giving clues as to what might happen later in the story

15.

Imagery can be described as?

a)

A character struggling with a problem, either within themselves or brought on by something else

b)

how something looks, smells, tastes, feels, or sounds

c)

The writer giving information about a character

d)

The author giving clues as to what might happen later in the story

16.

Foreshadowing can be described as?

a)

A character struggling with a problem, either within themselves or brought on by something else

b)

how something looks, smells, tastes, feels, or sounds

c)

The writer giving information about a character

d)

The author giving clues as to what might happen later in the story

17.

Conflict can be described as?

a)

A character struggling with a problem, either within themselves or brought on by something else

b)

how something looks, smells, tastes, feels, or sounds

c)

The writer giving information about a character

d)

The author giving clues as to what might happen later in the story

18.

What caused the music that came from the wood?

a)

Elves

b)

violin

c)

music box

d)

Jesse