Tuck Everlasting

Tuck described life as a

• song

• riddle

• wheel

• rock

Tuck regretted that his family

• couldn't stay in one place too long

• was stuck and couldn't move on in life,

• couldn't travel to the sea with the river

• had to split up for long stretches at a time

Tuck wanted to climb back on the wheel of life even though it meant

• moving away

• dying at the end

• having to work

• sacrificing his family

If the people of Treegap found out about the spring, Tuck believed they would

• drink from it without understanding what it meant

• drink it dry

• fight over it

• sell it so that only the rich could afford to drink it

The man in the yellow suit stole the Tucks’ horse and took it to

• the wood

• the constable

• town to sell

• the Fosters’ house

In her talk with Winnie, Mae

• offered to trade the couch for her bed

• said things would look better after a good night’s sleep

• apologized for everything

• promised Winnie that she would be able to drink from the spring when she was ready

Mae wished that Winnie

• wasn't so frightened

• belonged to them

• could stay with them forever

• would never have seen Jesse drink from the spring

When Pa Tuck came to check on Winnie, he

• told her not to worry

• kissed her on the cheek

• told her not to mind the noises in the house

• run away and never think about the Tucks again

Jesse Tuck asked Winnie to wait until she was seventeen and then

• drink from the spring

• tell her folks the truth

• meet him in Treegap

• tell the man in the yellow suit the truth

Jesse offered Winnie (A) , (B) , (C) .

• a chance to escape

• a lot of money in exchange for ownership of the wood

• individually packaged samples of the spring water to sell the townspeople

• marriage and a good time that would never end