WorksheetsTuck Everlasting: Prologue
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the importance of a prologue?
a)
It introduces the story and gives important information that you need to understand the story
b)
It is the first chapter of the book
c)
It tells you about the author of the book.
2.
What month does the story take place?
a)
August
b)
July
c)
February
d)
December
3.
How often did Mae meet her sons?
a)
twice every year
b)
once every ten years
c)
three times a year
d)
never
4.
What was Winnie Foster going to decide to do?
a)
have dinner
b)
run away
c)
go to bed early
d)
never speak again
5.
Who owned the Treegap wood?
a)
Winnie Foster's family
b)
Mae Tuck's family
c)
the Stranger's family
6.
The mood at the beginning of the book is?
a)
somber
b)
peaceful
c)
dreamy
7.
What does the author compare August to?
a)
the highest seat of a ferris wheel
b)
hot summer day
c)
nothing
8.
What were the three things that happened on that day in August? Select the three events that happened.
a)
Winnie Foster decides to run away
b)
Mae Tuck sets out on her horse to meet her sons
c)
Mae Tuck's son appears at the Foster's gate
d)
A stranger appears at the Foster's gate
9.
What is the significance of the Treegap wood in the story?
a)
It is a magical place that holds secrets
b)
It is where the Tuck family lives
c)
It is a popular tourist attraction
10.
How does the author describe the setting of the story?
a)
A serene countryside
b)
A bustling city
c)
A quiet village
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