Chapter 8 Questions:
Why is Winnie reluctant initially to believe their story?
Why does the author have the Tuck family speaking with such a peculiar dialect?
Why is Winnie feeling so good about her decision to strike out on her own?
Who has overheard the entire story of the spring yet goes unnoticed in the forest?
Chapter 9 Questions:
What was the oft-repeated question?
What did the two boys do as soon as they arrived home?
What did Angus Tuck mean when he asked his wife, "Does she know?"
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ReplyDeleteChapter 8 question.
ReplyDeleteQuestion 3. The person who overheard the entire story was the man in the yellow suite when he was sitting down behind a bush.
Angus Tuck meant when he and her wife talking is did she know that they could live forever and she said yes.
Charlie Yungvirt Mcl#27
chapter8 question3: The person who overheard the story of the spring was the man in the yellow suit.
ReplyDeletechapter9 question3: What Angus Tuck meant when he said does she know is does she know the can live forever.
Evan22
Chapter 8
ReplyDeleteQuestoin 3:The person who overheard the tucks conversation about the spring watter was the mysterious man in the yellow suit who was hiding behind a bush in the woods.
Chapter 9
Question 3: Angus tuck meant to ask does she know we can live forever when he asked his wife does she know.
Kelly Spitz #19 MCL
The person who overheard the story about the spring and living forever was the man in the yellow suit.
ReplyDeleteAngus Tuck meant did the little girl know about living forever.
Alec Shuerger McL#17
chapter 8 question 3:The person who overheard the story of the spring was the guy in the yellow suit.
ReplyDeleteChapter 9 Question 3: Tuck meant when they were talking if she knew if they could live forever.
Macie Schiely #15
chapter 8
ReplyDeleteThe overhead person was the man in the yellow suit who was in part of the weird water coming out of the ground.
chapter 9
When Angus Tuck said does she now that we can live forever Mae said yes.
emily schillinger 16
chapter 8
ReplyDeleteThe person who overheard the stoy of spring and about living forever is the man in the yellow suit.
chapter 9
Angus Tuck meant when thay were talking if Winnie new that thay can live forever and she said yes.
Emily Reynolds13
chapter 8 question. The person who overheard the entire story about the spring was the man in the yellow suit but he was not discovered.
ReplyDeleteChapter 9 question. When Angus asked Mae if Winnifred ''knew,'' he meant that if she knew they lived forever and Mae answered "of course, that's why we brought her."
Deena 25
The person who had overheard the entire story of the spring that goes unnotied in the forest is the weird man in the bright yellow suit.
ReplyDeleteAngus Tuck said to his wife,"Does she know yet because he wanted to make sure that she was the person that had drank from the spring.
Emily Stewart #21
Winnie is glad about striking out on her own
ReplyDeletebecause now she was free.
He meant did she know about them and the spring.
Alex Petroff
chapter 8 question:The person who overheard the entire of the spring was the man in the yellow suit.
ReplyDeletechapter 9 question:When Angus tuck asked his wife does she know he meant did she know they live forever
Cooper #5
Chapter 8: Question 3
ReplyDeleteWhy is Winnie feeling so good about her decision to strike out on her own?
Answer: Winnie felt good about her decision, because she finally felt free and wasn't afraid. She was running away with friends.
Chapter 9: Question 3
What did Angus Tuck mean when he asked his wife, "Does she know?"
Answer: Tuck wanted to know if Winnie knew that they lived forever.
Ally Harper #8
Chapter 8: Winnie is reluctant to believe their story initially because she doesn't believe in fairy tales. The Tuck family speaks with such a peculiar dialect because they are over 100 years old and unrefined. Winnie is feeling so good about her decision to strike out on her own because she felt her parents gave her no freedoms or opportunities to make her own decisions out in the world. She also felt like the Tuck's were kind and friendly. The stranger in the yellow suit overhears the whole story about the Tucks and goes unnoticed.
ReplyDeleteChapter 9: The oft-repeated question was when Winnie asked "Are we almost there yet?" When the two boys arrived home the first thing they did was run to the pond and jumped in. When Angus Tuck asked "Does she know?" he meant does Winnie know the secret of the spring and how it gave the Tuck's eternal life.
Allison Christman # 3