Tuck Everlasting Ch. 13-16

Who is the main character being held at the Tucks' house during chapters 14-16?

• Mae Tuck

• Winnie Foster

• Jesse Tuck

• The Man in the Yellow Suit

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What is the name of the family that has lived forever due to drinking from a magical spring?

• The Fosters

• The Tucks

• The Wheelers

• The Browns

Where do the Tucks live?

• In a big city

• In a cottage in the woods

• On a farm

• In a castle

Who overhears the Tucks' secret about the spring?

• Miles Tuck

• Angus Tuck

• Winnie Foster

• The Man in the Yellow Suit

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CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

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What does Mae Tuck use to comfort Winnie when she is homesick?

• A story

• A toy

• A lullaby

• A book

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Why does Winnie begin to feel more comfortable with the Tucks in these chapters?

• They treat her kindly and make her feel safe.

• They giver her a lot of gifts.

• They take her back home.

• They tell her jokes to make her laugh.

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What motivates the Man in the Yellow Suit to follow the Tucks and Winnie?

• He wants to help rescue Winnie.

• He is curious about the Tucks' secret.

• He is lost in the woods and needs help.

• He wants to find the magical spring for himself.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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How does the author describe the Tucks' home to show it is different from Winnie's home?

• It is very clean and well organized.

• It is messy but comfortable and lived-in.

• It is very large and fancy.

• It is empty and cold.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

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CCSS.RL.7.3

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Why does Angus Tuck take Winnie out on the pond?

• To explain the importance of the cycle of life.

• To teach Winnie how to fish.

• To show her how beautiful the pond is.

• To help her escape and get back to her family.

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What is used as a symbol to represent the ides of life continuing and changing?

• A rocking chair.

• A clock.

• A road.

• The pond.

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