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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 many children did Miles have?
(a) Four.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Seven.
2. What words are used to describe the fingers of the stranger?
(a) Graceful and white.
(b) Pale blue and chubby.
(c) White and ugly.
(d) Long and skinny.
3. What color is the Tuck house?
(a) Brown.
(b) Yellow.
(c) Blue.
(d) Red.
4. Who is it that yells at Winnie that lunch is ready?
(a) Her father.
(b) Her grandmother.
(c) Mae Tuck.
(d) Her mother.
5. How often does Winnie go into the woods?
(a) Once in a while.
(b) Only once.
(c) Never.
(d) Every day.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the stranger at the Foster's gate say he is looking for?
2. Why does Mae say they had to bring Winnie home with them?
3. What does Mae use for a towel after she washes her face in the stream?
4. What is the first creature Winnie hears when she and Tuck get into the rowboat at the pond?
5. What do passersby want to do when they pass the house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the changes that occur when the road to Treegap becomes the "property of people?"
2. Why does Winnie say she will go with the Fosters willingly?
3. What does the author say would likely be found by a traveler who entered the woods near the Fosters' house?
4. What does Mae tell Tuck she plans to do while in Treegap?
5. The author compares the first week of August to a Ferris wheel. What does the author say is the similarity?
6. What does Tuck mean when he says that Winnie is a "real, honest-to-goodness, natural child?"
7. What does Mae say about the reason her family members were the ones who drank from the spring?
8. What is Winnie's reaction and explanation for the mess at the Tuck house?
9. What is Tuck's reaction when Winnie arrives with Mae and the boys?
10. What is the foreshadowing related to the spring itself?
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