WorksheetsThe Tuck Everlasting Quiz: Chapters 18-19
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 11mins
Who didn't catch any fish (think carefully)?
Mae
Miles
Winnie
Jesse
Who came down from the loft yawning and rosy?
Mae
Miles
Winnie
Jesse
Who kept Winnie's stomach fluttering?
Mae
Miles
Winnie
Jesse
Who said, 'You're safe now, Winifred. I've come to take you home'?
Mae
Miles
Winnie
Man in the yellow suit
What gift did the Man in the Yellow Suit possess that he shared in common with Mae and the Tuck family?
a brooch
a horse
a wood
a music box
How does the man in the yellow suit know about the Tucks?
He followed the music box.
His grandmother told him about her friends' strange family.
Miles's wife told him.
He heard the story in the village about the odd family with everlasting life.
What does the man in yellow want to do with the spring?
sell the water to people who he thinks deserve it
drink the water and live forever
give it to people he likes
sell tickets to people to see it
The man in yellow wants to (Choose TWO answers.)
leave the Tucks alone once he has the spring.
use the Tucks to demonstrate the power of the spring.
take care of the Tucks.
hold Winnie in exchange for the spring.
make Winnie drink from the spring and use her for his demonstrations.
"...streaks of light swam and danced and wavered..."
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
"I got a feeling this whole thing is going to come apart like wet bread."
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
"A bullfrog spoke a deep note of warning."
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Chapter 18; Page 29-30 - What did the Tucks have for breakfast after Miles and Winnie came home from their fishing trip in the pond?
They had fresh trout for breakfast that Winnie and Miles had just caught in the pond.
They had cereal and fresh strawberries that Miles and Winnie had picked in the woods near their home.
They had hot oatmeal and blueberry syrup that Mae had just made for the entire family.
They had flapjacks and Jesse made fun of Miles for not catching any fish.
Chapter 18; Page 30 - At the end of chapter 18 who knocked on the Tuck's door?
The neighbor lady was bringing them fresh picked berries for breakfast.
Jesse was knocking because he left his keys in the row boat at the pond and he was locked out.
The local tax collector was knocking at the door because it was time for the Tucks to pay their monthly taxes.
The man in the yellow suit was knocking at the door and Winnie recognized his voice right away.
An idea presented throughout the story is:
It would be nice to live forever, but it's not natural
When you have a secret, it is best to keep it
When you are away from your family, you start to change your perspective
It is important to stay in touch with your family, even if you have a secret
