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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How many brothers and sisters does Winnie Foster have?
(a) One.
(b) Two.
(c) None.
(d) Four.
2. Who carries Winnie after she's tired?
(a) Jesse.
(b) Miles.
(c) Mae.
(d) Tuck.
3. What do Jesse, Mae, Miles and Winnie have to eat on the way back to the Tucks' house?
(a) Peanut butter.
(b) Bologna sandwiches.
(c) Wild berries.
(d) Bread and cheese.
4. What are the only two living things Winnie has found on that particular morning?
(a) Mae Tuck and a horsefly.
(b) A horse and Mae Tuck.
(c) A toad and a cloud of gnats.
(d) A toad and a lizard.
5. Which of these words does the author use to describe the first week of August?
(a) Balmy and hot.
(b) Windy and hot.
(c) Steamy and hot.
(d) Motionless and hot.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Winnie do when she passes by the strange man after having been kidnapped by the Tucks?
2. What is the first creature Winnie hears when she and Tuck get into the rowboat at the pond?
3. What is the first thing Mae says to Tuck upon waking?
4. What words are used to describe the fingers of the stranger?
5. What is the smell that comes from the wardrobe in the Tucks' bedroom?
Short Essay Questions
1. How and why does Winnie's attitude about the Tucks suddenly change?
2. Why does Winnie say she will go with the Fosters willingly?
3. Why does Winnie say she wishes she had brothers or sisters?
4. What is the significance of the dream Tuck is having when Mae wakes him up?
5. What does the author say would likely be found by a traveler who entered the woods near the Fosters' house?
6. Give two examples of imagery in the prologue.
7. How is it that the Tucks learned of their immortality?
8. What is the analogy Tuck explains of the pond?
9. What do Mae and the boys do to Winnie after she was asking for a drink from the spring?
10. The author compares the first week of August to a Ferris wheel. What does the author say is the similarity?
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