Winnie's Actions and Reactions

In this chapter of 'Tuck Everlasting', the narrative unfolds in early August, setting a reflective tone as Winnie contemplates recent events. She recalls her tense experience in the jailhouse and her confrontation with the constable. The community and her family react to her actions, leading to a mix of shame and newfound respect. The chapter concludes with a symbolic interaction between Winnie, a toad, and a dog, highlighting themes of protection and choice.

What feeling does the changing season evoke in the beginning of the chapter?

• A sense of excitement

• A sense of time passing

• A sense of fear

• A sense of joy

How does Winnie feel about May Tuck's escape?

• She is indifferent

• She is confused

• She is grateful

• She is angry

What was Winnie afraid of while in the jail cell?

• Being discovered

• The dark

• The constable

• The rain

What was the constable's reaction upon discovering Winnie?

• He was relieved

• He was angry

• He was indifferent

• He was amused

How did Winnie's parents initially react to her actions?

• They were amused

• They were disappointed

• They were proud

• They were indifferent

What did Winnie's parents eventually do after understanding her actions?

• They punished her

• They supported her

• They sent her away

• They ignored her

How did the village children view Winnie after her actions?

• As a stranger

• As a figure of romance

• As a villain

• As a hero

What does Winnie do when she sees the toad and the dog?

• She chases the dog away

• She calls for help

• She picks up the toad

• She ignores them

What does Winnie use the magical water for?

• To water the plants

• To drink it

• To pour over the toad

• To wash her hands