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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who lifts Winnie through the window and into the jail?
2. What sound does Winnie think she hears from inside the jail?
3. What subject does the stranger not study in his effort to learn about the family who doesn't age?
4. What is Tuck wearing when he comes in to check on Winnie?
5. What color is the jailhouse painted?
Short Essay Questions
1. What parts of the conversation with the stranger seem to anger Mae the most? Why?
2. What does Miles say he wants to do with his life and why is that different from the attitudes of Jesse and Tuck?
3. What does Winnie think about after she's poured the bottle of water on the toad?
4. What is the plan Jesse tells Winnie and what does she add to the plan?
5. What is the advantage Winnie gains from the situation at the jail with regard to children her own age?
6. What does the man say about the people who took Winnie and what does he insinuate about them?
7. What questions does the constable ask in an effort to get a conversation going during the trip to the Tucks' house?
8. What does Winnie realize about sneaking out of the house?
9. What is the last thing Jesse says to Winnie and what does he mean by it?
10. What is it that Jesse says makes him different from the rest of his family?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How does the stranger know about the Tuck family? What would drive a person to spend his entire life in search of the Tucks and their secret?
Essay Topic 2
The Tucks have never been able to settle down anywhere for long while the Fosters have always lived in the same house on the same land. Compare this aspect of the two families, including the impact of their different lives on others.
Essay Topic 3
Who is Winnie trying to protect when she takes Mae's place in jail?
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