Winnie's Adventure with the Tucks

Winnie is unexpectedly kidnapped by the Tucks, who are as alarmed as she is. As they flee, Winnie encounters the man in the yellow suit but fails to call for help. The Tucks try to explain their actions, but Winnie is overwhelmed and begins to cry. Mae Tuck uses a music box to calm her, and Winnie starts to understand the Tucks' intentions.

What does Winnie first experience after being taken by the Tucks?

• A blur of events

• A sense of calm

• Fear of the dark

• Excitement

How did Winnie imagine her kidnappers would be?

• Old women

• Young children

• Burly men with black moustaches

• Friendly and kind

What do the Tucks assure Winnie of during the ride?

• They are lost

• They will take her home immediately

• They mean no harm

• They are taking her to a party

What is Winnie's reaction as she clings to the saddle?

• She screams for help

• She laughs

• She feels a sense of adventure

• She is speechless and contemplative

Who does Winnie see standing on the road as they pass by?

• The man in the yellow suit

• A police officer

• Her mother

• A group of children

Where do the Tucks stop to catch their breath?

• In a forest

• In a meadow

• By a stream

• At a house

What realization causes Winnie to start crying?

• She will never see her family again

• She is on an adventure

• She is being taken away by strangers

• She lost her favorite toy

What does Mae use to try and comfort Winnie?

• A music box

• A toy

• A song

• A story

What effect does the music box have on Winnie?

• It confuses her

• It makes her cry more

• It calms her down

• It makes her angry