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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How long does Mae say she and her husband have lived in their current house?
(a) Since they found the spring.
(b) About fourteen years.
(c) About twenty years.
(d) About a year.
2. How many nights does Winnie say she has spent away from home?
(a) Four.
(b) One.
(c) Two.
(d) None.
3. When does Mae say she'll be return home?
(a) In about a week.
(b) Late the following day.
(c) By lunchtime.
(d) She doesn's say.
4. What does Miles pull from his back pocket?
(a) A letter.
(b) A handkerchief.
(c) A music box.
(d) A canteen.
5. Tuck says that his family is no longer part of life, but are like what?
(a) A boat going across a pond.
(b) A horse pulling a wagon.
(c) Water being recycled.
(d) Rocks beside the road.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Mae's mirror?
2. What kind of songs does Jesse sing?
3. What is the first thing Mae says to Tuck upon waking?
4. How does Winnie discover she's supposed to get the maple syrup off her fingers while she eats?
5. How many rooms are there in the Tuck house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Tuck mean when he says that Winnie is a "real, honest-to-goodness, natural child?"
2. What is the foreshadowing related to the spring itself?
3. What is the music Winnie, her grandmother and the stranger hear? What do they believe it to be?
4. What does Mae tell Tuck she plans to do while in Treegap?
5. Describe the conversation between Jesse and Winnie when Winnie asks for a drink from the spring.
6. What do Mae and the boys do to Winnie after she was asking for a drink from the spring?
7. Why does Winnie decide not to run away?
8. How is it that the Tucks learned of their immortality?
9. What are the changes that occur when the road to Treegap becomes the "property of people?"
10. What is Tuck's reaction when Winnie arrives with Mae and the boys?
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