Winnie's Choices and Emotions

In Chapter 20 of 'Tuck Everlasting', Winnie is caught in a tense situation with the Tucks and a constable. Mae is accused of kidnapping Winnie, but Winnie defends the Tucks, claiming she joined them willingly. The constable warns of dire consequences if the man in the yellow suit dies. Tuck is envious of the man's mortality, while Winnie resolves to prevent Mae's execution, understanding the implications of the Tucks' immortality.

What does Winnie feel as she stands with her cheek against Tuck's chest?

• Fear

• Anger

• Comfort

• Confusion

What does the constable notice about the man in the yellow suit?

• He is dead

• He is unconscious

• He is awake

• He is missing

How does Winnie explain her presence with the Tucks?

• She ran away

• She was kidnapped

• She came willingly

• She was lost

What is the constable's reaction to Winnie's explanation?

• He believes her

• He is indifferent

• He is skeptical

• He is angry

What emotion does Tuck display when looking at the man in the yellow suit?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Envy

• Fear

What decision does the constable make regarding Mae and Winnie?

• To ignore them

• To let them go

• To take them into custody

• To call for backup

What does Mae's family promise her?

• To escape

• To get her out

• To leave her

• To hide

What does Winnie promise Tuck?

• To tell the truth

• That everything will be alright

• To stay silent

• To run away

What realization does Winnie come to about Mae's fate?

• Mae must be hanged

• Mae must escape

• Mae must confess

• Mae must not be hanged