Winnie's Journey with the Tucks

In this chapter, Winnie is unexpectedly kidnapped by the Tucks, who are as alarmed as she is. As they flee, they encounter a mysterious man in a yellow suit. Despite her fear, Winnie learns the Tucks mean no harm and are trying to protect her. The music box soothes her, and the Tucks assure her of their friendship, promising to explain everything soon.

What was Winnie doing just before she was kidnapped?

• Playing in the garden

• Kneeling on the ground

• Running away from home

• Talking to her grandmother

How did Winnie feel while riding the horse with the Tucks?

• Excited and happy

• Calm and relaxed

• Fearful yet curious

• Angry and rebellious

What did the Tucks repeatedly assure Winnie during the ride?

• They meant no harm and would explain soon

• They would take her home immediately

• They were her new family

• They were taking her to a magical place

Who did Winnie see on the road while riding with the Tucks?

• Her grandmother

• A police officer

• The man in the yellow suit

• A group of children

Where did the Tucks stop to catch their breath?

• In a dark cave

• At a small village

• Near a shallow stream

• By a large oak tree

What realization did Winnie have about her situation?

• She was truly being taken away

• She was going to a new school

• She was dreaming

• She was on an adventure

What item did Mae use to calm Winnie down?

• A soft blanket

• A music box

• A piece of candy

• A storybook

What did the music box remind Winnie of?

• A lullaby her mother sang

• Her favorite song

• Her grandmother's stories

• The music she heard the night before