Characters
Winnie's grandmother
Jesse hits The Man in the Yellow Suit on the head.
False. It was Mae.
The story starts in the month of _________ in a place called ___________.
August. Treegap.
This is Mae's most prized possession.
Her music box.
Winnie was thinking about running away because....
she felt like she was in a cage / she wanted more freedom to make her own life choices.
Owns the Treegap Woods.
The Foster Family.
Jesse gave Winnie a bottle of spring water to drink later.
True.
Mae Tuck saw her sons Jesse and _________ every _____ years.
Miles. 10.
Where does Angus take Winnie to talk to her about the spring water?
In the row boat on the pond.
Jesse, Miles, and Mae kidnap Winnie because...
she had overhead them talking about the spring water, and they took her back to their home to explain to her the truth and why she shouldn't tell anyone about it.
Grows to love the Tuck Family.
Winnie
Angus loves being immortal.
False. He hates it.
The ___________ Family owned the ______________ wood by their house.
Foster. Treegap.
Death is a natural result of living. It should happen.
Angus Tuck once shoot himself to....
test out their theory of being immortal.
Wants to own the wood so that he can sell the spring water.
The Man in the Yellow Suit.
The Tuck's kidnap Winnie so that she will marry Jesse.
False. To get her to understand why she shouldn't tell anyone about the spring water.
The stranger in the _________ suit stole the Tuck's ____________.
Yellow. Horse.
What is the main reason The Man in the Yellow Suit wants to find the Tucks?
Greed. He wants to own the woods to sell the spring water.
The plan that Jesse proposed to Winnie was ....
to drink the water when she turned 17 so that they could be together as a couple.
Lost his wife and children due to his immortality.
Miles Tuck.
The horse died, but the cat didn't.
False. The cat died.
Winnie probably never drank the spring water because...
she chose to live and die naturally.
Mae and Angus return to Treegap about every ____ years after Mae's escape.
10 years.
taking Mae Tuck's place in the jail house; allowing the Tuck's to escape the gallows which helped keep the secret of the Spring Water from getting out to the public.