WHO?
WHAT HAPPENED?
WHERE AND WHY?
WHO AM I?
PLOT ORDER
100

Who is the main character of the novel?

Winnie Foster

100

What does Winnie tell the toad she is thinking about doing?

Running away

100

What is the name of the town where Winnie lives?

Treegap

100

I feel like my family watches me constantly, and I want some freedom.

Who is Winnie

100

Which happened first: Winnie meets Jesse OR Winnie talks to the toad?
 

 Winnie talks to the toad.

200

Who does Winnie meet when she enters the woods?

Jesse Tuck

200

What does Winnie see Jesse doing in the woods?

Drinking from the spring

200

Where is the mysterious spring located?

In the Foster family's woods

200

I look seventeen, but I claim I'm actually 104 years old.

Who is Jesse

200

Which happened first: Mae leaves home OR Winnie enters the woods?
 

 Mae leaves home

300

Who appears at the Foster family's gate?

The Man in the Yellow Suit

300

What does Winnie want to do after seeing Jesse drink?

Drink from the spring herself

300

Why is Winnie unhappy at home?

She feels overprotected/smothered and wants more freedom.

300

Every ten years, I travel to meet my sons.

Who is Mae Tuck.

300

Which happened first: Winnie meets Jesse OR she tries to drink from the spring?
 

Winnie meets Jesse.

400

Who leaves home to meet her two sons?

Mae Tuck


400

What does Jesse do when Winnie tries to drink the water?

He stops her/tells her not to drink it.

400

Why does Winnie finally decide to enter the woods?

She wants to get away from home/experience some freedom or adventure.

400

0: I arrive at the Foster gate asking questions and seem interested in a particular family.

Who is the man in the yellow suit

400

Put these in order:
Winnie enters the woods → Winnie sees Jesse → Winnie tries to drink the water.
 

: That is already the correct order

500

What are the names of Mae Tuck's two sons?

Miles and Jesse

500

What surprising thing does Jesse tell Winnie about himself?

He says he is 104 years old, even though he looks seventeen.

500

Why is Jesse's reaction to Winnie wanting a drink important?

It shows that there is something unusual or secret about the spring.

500

Winnie talks to me about wanting to run away, but I'm not a person.

Who is the toad

500

Put these events in order:

A. Winnie meets Jesse
B. Mae sets out to meet her sons
C. Winnie talks about running away
D. Winnie tries to drink from the spring


B → C → A → D