Tuck Everlasting Chapters 10-12

How long have the Tucks lived in their home?

• about 12 years

• about 2 years

• almost 20 months

• almost 20 years

What caused Winnie's happiness to go away?

• she was able to think about all the differences and felt out of place

• she missed her grandmother and her yard

• she wanted to be adopted by the Tucks and live with them

• the Tucks told her she could not drink from the spring

Why did the thought of the man in the yellow suit cause Winnie to feel a surge of relief?

• she knows the man in the yellow suit will take her away from the Tucks

• she knows the man in the yellow suit will take her to Chick-fil-A and let her stay up to watch TV

• she knows her family will reward the man in the yellow suit for her safe return

• she knows the man in the yellow suit knows where she lives and will tell her family where she is

What metaphor did Tuck use about his family?

• they are like a fish, trying to swim upstream against the current

• they are like a ship at sea, being pushed by the current

• they are like a rowboat, stuck in the stream unable to move on

• they are like a truck trying to move a hill of dirt, unable to go forward

What does Tuck tell Winnie will happen if people find out about the spring?

• people would all rush to drink from the spring and the spring would dry up

• Treegap would become famous and the Fosters would have to move

• people would try to destroy the spring

• people would run "like pigs to slop" and trample each other

What is stolen from the Tucks?

• the horse

• the spring

• their land

• the cat

What does Tuck compare living forever to?

• it would be like a pond, dark and cold

• it would be like rocks at the side of the road, never changing

• it would be like a water wheel, pushing water to the ocean

• it would be like the bullfrog, always croaking

What does Tuck compare living forever to?

• it would be like a pond, dark and cold

• it would be like rocks at the side of the road, never changing

• it would be like a water wheel, pushing water to the ocean

• it would be like the bullfrog, always croaking

The inside of the Tucks' home can be described as:

• dusty, disorganized, and cluttered

• squeaking clean

• dusty but very tidy and organized

• covered in bugs and mice

When she first saw the inside of the Tuck's house, Winnie felt _______.

• sad, because the Tucks did not know how to clean

• surprised, because did not not know that people could live like this

• scornful, because her shoes were getting dirty

• angry, because everything was messy