Tuck Everlasting

What reason does the man in the yellow suit give for stopping by Winnie's house on the first night?

• He's lost

• He's visiting an old friend whose name Foster

• He used to live there

• He's looking for a family, but doesn't say the name

When the Tucks first take Winnie away on their horse, she feels...

• Happy and adventurous

• Like she's in love with Jesse

• Terrified so she screams

• Confused, in shock, and later on she's sad

In the story, how long had it been since the Tuck's first drank from the spring?

• 100 years

• 87 years

• 23 years

• 10 years

Why does Angus Tuck take Winnie out onto the pond?

• To catch trout for breakfast

• To show her the spring

• To scare her into keeping the secret

• To explain why keeping the secret is so important

Which member of the Tuck family is the saddest about their immortality?

• Angus

• Mae

• Jesse

• Miles

How does the man in the yellow suit gain ownership of the wood?

• He steals it

• He says he'll bring the constable to the place where their daughter is

• He takes the Foster's to the Tuck's house

• He shows Mr. Foster where they've taken his daughter

Why does Angus look down at Winnie's grave and say, "Good girl"?

• He's thankful that she helped them escape from Tree Gap many years ago

• He's happy that she saved the toad from the dog

• He thinks she is a dog

• He's proud of her for not drinking from the spring

Natalie Babbit describes Winnie's house as having, "a touch-me-not appearance" and "a capable iron fence...which said 'Move on, we do not want you here'" This is an example of 

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Motif

Around what year does the story take place?

• 1981

• 1880

• 1940

• 2001

Which word would best describe Winnie's parents and grandmother?

• Cranky

• Cruel

• Careless

• Overprotective