Winnie and the Tucks' Dilemmas

In chapters 13 and 14 of 'Tuck Everlasting', the man in the yellow suit arrives at the Fosters' home with news about Winnie. Meanwhile, the Tucks are concerned about their stolen horse and discuss their predicament. Winnie, unable to sleep, reflects on her situation and the Tucks' immortality. Mae and Tuck try to comfort her, and Jesse proposes a future together, suggesting she drink from the spring when she turns 17.

What time does the man in the yellow suit arrive at the Foster's house?

• Midday

• Early morning

• Almost midnight

• Late afternoon

Who opens the door for the man in the yellow suit?

• The Tucks

• Winnie

• Winnie's grandmother

• Winnie's mother

What is the Tucks' main concern about the horse thief?

• The thief might sell the horse

• The thief might return

• The thief might have a special reason

• The thief might be dangerous

What does Mae do to prepare a place for Winnie to sleep?

• Sets up a tent

• Offers her a room

• Spreads a quilt on the sofa

• Gives her a bed

Why does Winnie find it difficult to sleep?

• She is too cold

• The sofa is uncomfortable

• The room is too bright

• She is too excited

What keeps Winnie from crying?

• The sound of the frogs

• The thought of her family

• The man in the yellow suit

• The comfort of the sofa

What does Mae express to Winnie during her visit?

• Indifference to her presence

• Regret for bringing her

• Anger at the situation

• Joy for having her

What does Tuck offer to do for Winnie?

• Make her a snack

• Sing her a lullaby

• Read her a story

• Stay with her until she sleeps

What does Jesse propose to Winnie?

• To tell her family the truth

• To drink from the spring when she's older

• To keep the secret forever

• To run away together

How does Winnie feel about Jesse's proposal?

• Indifferent

• Angry

• Confused

• Excited