Tuck Everlasting Chapter 12- 13 P. 60-66

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1. The author paints vivid descriptions of the sunset by comparing it to other things or objects. Give 2 examples.

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This quiz assesses comprehension of 'Tuck Everlasting' Chapters 12-13, focusing on metaphorical language, character motivations, and plot developments. It evaluates understanding of key themes and character insights, enhancing literary analysis skills.

2.

Why is it a good time for fishing?
- Because it is summer
- Because sunset is when they feed
- Because they are in a boat
Correct Answer

A. Because sunset is when they feed

Explanation

During sunset, fish tend to be more active and feed more actively. This is because the decreasing light levels trigger their instinct to search for food. Therefore, it is considered a good time for fishing as the chances of catching fish are higher during this time of the day.

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What does Tuck compare life to?
4.

What does Angus Tuck claim he would do if he had the opportunity?
- Take some of the water to save
- Not drink the water
- Drink the water again
Correct Answer

A. Not drink the water

Explanation

Angus Tuck claims that if he had the opportunity, he would not drink the water. This suggests that Angus Tuck believes that drinking the water would have negative consequences or that it is somehow harmful. By choosing not to drink the water, Angus Tuck is likely trying to avoid any potential negative effects or dangers associated with it.

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5.

Why did Miles call for his father to come back?
6.

What happened to the Tuck's horse?
7.

The family had not gone to bed yet, ven though it was late.

Correct Answer
Foster, foster, fosters, Fosters

Explanation
The correct answer is "Foster, foster, fosters, Fosters". The given sentence is grammatically incorrect as it lacks proper punctuation and capitalization. The correct sentence should be "The family had not gone to bed yet, even though it was late."

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What does the man tell Winnie's grandmother?

Tuck Everlasting Chapter 12- 13 P. 60-66

The author paints vivid descriptions of the sunset by comparing it to other things or objects. Give 2 examples.

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Why is it a good time for fishing?

What does Tuck compare life to?

What does Angus Tuck claim he would do if he had the opportunity?

Why did Miles call for his father to come back?

What happened to the Tuck's horse?

The family had not gone to bed yet, ven though it was late.

What does the man tell Winnie's grandmother?