Tuck Everlasting Quiz Ch. 5-12

2.

What excuse does Jesse give Winnie so she will not drink from the water?

Explanation
Jesse gives Winnie the excuse that the water is dirty in order to prevent her from drinking it. This implies that Jesse does not want Winnie to consume the water due to its uncleanliness, possibly to protect her from potential health risks or to maintain the secrecy of the water's immortality properties.

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3.

Where do Jesse, Miles, and Mae Tuck take Winnie?

Explanation
Jesse, Miles, and Mae Tuck take Winnie to their house.

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4.

How does Mae Tuck stop Winnie's crying?

Explanation
Mae Tuck stops Winnie's crying by taking out the music box.

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5.

The Tuck's story was the strangest Winnie had ever heard.

True
False

Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The given statement suggests that Winnie found the Tuck's story to be the strangest she had ever heard. Since the statement is presented as a fact, it implies that the Tuck's story was indeed strange according to Winnie's perspective. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct.

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6.

When the Tucks came to the spring in the forest everyone in the family had a drink except the team of horses that pulled their wagon.

True
False

Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The passage states that everyone in the Tuck family had a drink from the spring in the forest except for the team of horses that pulled their wagon. Therefore, the statement "When the Tucks came to the spring in the forest everyone in the family had a drink except the team of horses that pulled their wagon" is false.

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7.

The family first realized that something was peculiar when Miles fell out of a tree and didn't hurt himself.

True
False

Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement says that the family first realized something was peculiar when Miles fell out of a tree and didn't hurt himself. However, the answer is false because the statement does not provide any information about what the family realized or what was peculiar. Therefore, we cannot determine whether the statement is true or false based on the given information.

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8.

How did the Tucks earn a little extra money?

Correct Answer
They made things to sell

Explanation
The Tucks earned a little extra money by making things to sell.

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9.

Why did the Tucks have to keep moving from place to place?

Correct Answer
So people would not realize that they weren't aging

Explanation
The Tucks had to keep moving from place to place so that people would not realize that they weren't aging. This is because the Tucks had accidentally discovered a spring that granted them eternal life. If they stayed in one place for too long, people would start to notice that they never aged or got sick, which would attract unwanted attention and potentially lead to dangerous consequences. Moving frequently allowed them to maintain their secret and avoid suspicion from others.

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10.

When Tuck was out on the pond with Winnie, what did he compare his family's situation with?

Correct Answer
A stuck rowboat. A wheel.

Explanation
Tuck compared his family's situation with a stuck rowboat and a wheel. This comparison suggests that Tuck's family is trapped or unable to move forward, much like a rowboat stuck in one place or a wheel that is unable to turn. It implies that Tuck's family is facing a difficult or stagnant situation that they are unable to escape from.

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Tuck Everlasting Quiz Ch. 5-12

How old is Jesse Tuck in reality?

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What excuse does Jesse give Winnie so she will not drink from the water?

Where do Jesse, Miles, and Mae Tuck take Winnie?

How does Mae Tuck stop Winnie's crying?

The Tuck's story was the strangest Winnie had ever heard.

When the Tucks came to the spring in the forest everyone in the family had a drink except the team of horses that pulled their wagon.

The family first realized that something was peculiar when Miles fell out of a tree and didn't hurt himself.

How did the Tucks earn a little extra money?

Why did the Tucks have to keep moving from place to place?

When Tuck was out on the pond with Winnie, what did he compare his family's situation with?