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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. What kind of pet does Winnie say she might like to have?
(a) A kitten.
(b) A toad.
(c) A dog.
(d) A pony.
2. Who does the stranger at the Foster's gate say he is looking for?
(a) Jesse and Miles.
(b) He doesn't say.
(c) Winnie Foster.
(d) Mae Tuck.
3. What is Mae leading when she comes into the thicket?
(a) A dog.
(b) A cow.
(c) A horse.
(d) A donkey.
4. How does Mae plan to travel to Treegap?
(a) In a car.
(b) On a sleigh.
(c) She's going to walk.
(d) On a horse.
5. Tuck says that having Winnie visit is the best thing in how many years?
(a) Eight.
(b) One hundred and four.
(c) Eighty.
(d) Forty.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Winnie say the music sounds like?
2. What does the man say he's looking for?
3. What does Winnie learn about Augustus Tuck trying to kill himself to prove whether he was truly immortal?
4. How many pockets are there in Mae's skirt?
5. What time does Winnie Foster set out from her house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the significance of the dream Tuck is having when Mae wakes him up?
2. Why does Winnie think the simple meal she shares with the Tuck family is "luxurious?"
3. What does Tuck mean when he says that Winnie is a "real, honest-to-goodness, natural child?"
4. How and why does Winnie's attitude about the Tucks suddenly change?
5. The author compares the first week of August to a Ferris wheel. What does the author say is the similarity?
6. Why does Jesse say that it feels "fine" to tell somebody the story of the remarkable spring?
7. What does Mae say about the reason her family members were the ones who drank from the spring?
8. What is Mae's response when Tuck tells her that she shouldn't ride into town?
9. What is Winnie's reaction to being kidnapped?
10. Give two examples of imagery in the prologue.
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