Winnie and the Tucks' Dilemma

Winnie stands with Tuck, feeling his breath and the tension of the moment. The constable arrives, assessing the situation with the man in the yellow suit. Winnie defends her choice to stay with the Tucks, claiming they are her friends. The constable plans to take May and Winnie away, threatening the gallows if the man dies. Winnie is determined to prevent May from being hanged, realizing the importance of her actions.

What does Winnie do while standing with Tuck?

• She cries loudly.

• She trembles and keeps her eyes shut.

• She laughs.

• She runs away.

What does the constable do when he sees the man in the yellow suit?

• He calls for backup.

• He laughs.

• He kneels over the body.

• He runs away.

How does Winnie respond to the constable's accusation of kidnapping?

• She agrees with him.

• She remains silent.

• She defends the Tucks.

• She cries.

What is the constable's reaction to Winnie's claim that she wanted to be with the Tucks?

• He laughs at her.

• He is skeptical and disbelieving.

• He believes her immediately.

• He ignores her.

What does Tuck feel when he looks at the man in the yellow suit?

• Fear

• Joy

• Envy

• Indifference

What does the constable plan to do with May and Winnie?

• Take them to a party.

• Ignore them.

• Let them go free.

• Arrest May and return Winnie home.

What is the consequence if the man in the yellow suit dies?

• Nothing will happen.

• May faces the gallows.

• The Tucks will be celebrated.

• May will be set free.

What does Winnie say to reassure Tuck?

• Everything's going to be all right.

• We are doomed.

• Let's run away.

• I don't care.

What is Winnie's main concern as she rides with the constable?

• Her own safety.

• The horse's speed.

• The weather.

• Preventing May from being hanged.