WorksheetsTuck Everlasting Ch. 4-5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
What was used to hide the spring wood?
boxes
Pebbles
blankets
nothing
What is the meaning of the word forlorn?
What is the meaning of the word exasperated?
In Chapter 4, a stranger talks to Winnie. Who does he say he's looking for?
Winnie
the Foster's
the Tuck's
He never really says who, he only says he's looking for a family.
What do Winnie, her grandmother, and the stranger hear?
cows in the wood
wolves howling in the wood
a strange melody or music coming from the wood
voices singing in the wood
The stranger is happy after he hears the music. What can the reader infer from his happiness?
that he really likes music
that he believes he found what he was looking for
that he enjoyed his conversation with Winnie
What motivates Winnie to run away anyway?
She brings a large stick for protection.
She doesn't see the stranger anywhere.
She steals money from a kitchen cupboard.
She tells herself she will investigate the music she heard.
Why does Winnie find the Wood absolutely delightful?
The Wood was full of light, creatures, and flowers.
Winnie found very relaxing tree houses in the Wood.
Winnie could take the best naps in the Wood.
The Wood was full of beautiful, colorful trees.
What animal does Winnie see with satisfaction?
the toad from yesterday
a dog belonging to the neighbors
a firefly
a large bear
How does the boy know Winnie is a Foster?
because Winnie's name is embroidered on her dress
because Winnie said she owns the woods
because Winnie is rude, and the boy knows Fosters are always rude
because Winnie is beautiful, and the boy knows Fosters are beautiful
What does Jess Tuck try to prevent Winnie from doing?
He tries to prevent her from taking the toad with her.
He tries to prevent her from throwing pebbles.
He tries to prevent her from drinking the water.
He tries to prevent her from talking to him.
What words best describe Mae Tuck's reaction to seeing Jess and Winnie?
surprise and accepting
anger and aggression
laughter and happiness
boredom and disgust
