Tuck Everlasting
What is the main reason Winnie decided not to run away after all?
She is scared
Contains two or more words that join together to make a single noun.
Compound Noun
Who tells Winnie about the "wheel of life" while on the boat?
Tuck
On rainy days, the group of students (eat/eats) in the lunchroom.
eats
A verb that does not follow the usual rules for verb forms.
Irregular Verb
Who did Winnie see drinking water from a spring in the wood?
Jesse
Names a person, place, or thing and is capitalized.
Proper noun
What do the Foster's agree to give to the man in the yellow suit in return for him getting Winnie back.
The Wood
On windy days, the students (play/plays) inside.
play
A verb that connects a subject of the verb to additional information about the subject.
Lining Verb
Was married and had two children but they left him.
Miles
Any person, place, or thing and not capitalize.
Common noun
How old was Jesse when he drank the magical water?
17
Sally's favorite place to eat pizza (is/were) the Pizza Shack.
is
A verb that accompanies another verb to help express its tense.
Auxiliary
How did the Tuck's gain immortality?
They drank magical water from a spring.
A type of noun that you cannot see, feel, or touch.
Who takes Mae's place in the jail?
Winnie
Auxiliary verbs (is/are) also called helping verbs.
are
A word that represents an action, occurrence, or state of being.
Verb
What does Mae hit the man in the yellow suit with?
A shotgun
Names groups of things and people.
Collective Noun
Who rides up just in time to see Mae hit the man in the yellow suit.
The constable
Will you please (take/takes) this donation to the Red Cross?
take
A verb that expresses an action that the subject of the sentences does.
Action Verb