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100

How long has the Tuck family looked exactly the same?

87 years

100

What nickname does the author give to the Fosters’ cottage?

Touch- me- not cottage

100

Balmy

Pleasant and mild referring to weather

100

Tangent

Going off plan

100

“The road was like the ribbon of a girl’s bonnet”

Simile

200

When Mae leaves the cottage to meet her sons what item does she bring with her?

Music Box

200

In what month does the setting take place?

August

200

Console

To comfort

200

Melancholy

A feeling of sadness

200

Mae sat down frowning, a great potato of a woman.

Metaphor

300

What does Winnie’s grandmother claim is making the music they hear from the woods?

Elves

300

Who overhears the Tuck's story?

The man in the yellow suit

300

Disheartened

To feel a loss of spirit or drive

300

Resentful

Feeling bitterness, something is not fair.

300

The man had a thin apologetic beard.

Personification

400

What animal seems to be following Winnie? 

A toad

400

Tuck said this has all the answers.

The pond

400

Cavernous

Giving the impression of dark and deep; vast

400

Irrelevant

Not of importance

400

The Ferris wheel is an example of a....

Symbol for a year

500

What do the Tucks’ do to make money?

Make things
500

Some authors put this at the beginning of the book to provide a setting and give background details before reading the first chapter?

Epilogue

500

Oppressive

unjust; cruel and unfair

500

Intrusion

Coming in without invitation


500

"Oh, 17! That is old", said Winnie. "You have no idea", said Jesse.

Irony