Tuck Everlasting Jeopardy

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Tuck Everlasting Jeopardy How Long Can Your Team Last?

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Tuck Everlasting Jeopardy. How Long Can Your Team Last?. Literary Elements Q1. What is the setting of the story? Spring 1880s Summer 1880s Fall 1980s. That’s Right!. b) Summer 1880s. Sorry, Try Again!. Literary Elements Q2. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Tuck EverlastingJeopardy

How Long Can Your Team Last?

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Literary Elements Q1

What is the setting of the story?

a) Spring 1880sb) Summer 1880sc) Fall 1980s

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That’s Right!b) Summer 1880s

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Sorry, Try Again!

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Literary Elements Q2Winnie struggles to decide if

she should drink the water from the spring when she turns 17. This is an example of what type of conflict?

a) Internal Conflictb) External Conflictc) Man vs. Man

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You areCORRRECT!a) Internal Conflict

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You areWRONG!

So, Try Again.

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Literary Elements Q3

Keeping the natural life cycle, fate, and everlasting life are examples of what literary term?

a) moodb) settingc) theme

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Excellent!

c) theme

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Nope, good trythough.

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Literary Elements Q4The shot gun, sprinkling water

on the toad because it was thirsty, and three events will come together are examples of what?

a) Inciting Forceb) Moodc) Foreshadowing

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Good Job, that was a tough one!

c) foreshadowing

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Give it another try!

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Literary Elements Q5The events of Tuck Everlasting

are told from which point of view?

a) First personb) Third person omniscientc) Third person limited

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You are AWESOME!c) Third person limited

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Why don’t you give it another try!

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Characters Q1This character dreams of

adventure but is stifled by their parents and own self-doubt.

a) Winnieb) Jessec) Miles

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GGGRRREEEAAATTT!a) Winnie

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Sorry, Try Again!

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Characters Q2This character’s wife left him

because she thought he sold his sole to the devil.

Angus Tuck Miles Tuck The Constable

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SUPER!!!b) Miles Tuck

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OH, so close!

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Characters Q3This character takes one day at

a time and tries to protect her family.

Winnie Winnie’s grandmother Mae Tuck

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Extraordinary!!!c) Mae Tuck

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Awe, Too Bad!

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Characters Q4This character is willing to

sacrifice others to satisfy his own desires.

Winnie’s grandmother The Man in Yellow Angus Tuck

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Wonderful Answer Choice!c) The Man in Yellow

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Well, now you have a 50/50 chance!

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Characters Q5This character is the dearest

Tuck of all to Winnie.

Angus Tuck Jesse Miles

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You Rock!a) Angus Tuck

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She did like him, but he was not the dearest to her!

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Events Q1What was Winnie

contemplating in the beginning of the story?

Throwing dirt on her mother Running away Killing the frog

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Superb!b) Running away

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Were you sleeping???

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Events Q2Why did the Tucks’ kidnap

Winnie? To convince her not to tell an

yone about the spring They wanted to hold her for

ransom They always wanted a daugh

ter

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Fabulous!a) To convince her not to tell anyone about the spring

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Sorry, Try Again!

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Events Q3How did the constable know

where to find Winnie? He followed the sound of the

music box The man in the yellow suit Search dogs

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Good for You!b) The Man in Yellow

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Wake up, you can do it!

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Events Q4How did Tuck make sure the

spring was the source of their changelessness?

He cut himself He jumped off the roof He shot himself

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You really listened! c) He shot himself

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Go back and give it another try!

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Events Q5How did the wood get

destroyed?

It died An electrical storm The man in yellow cut it all d

own

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Very Good Answer!b) An electrical storm

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Please Try Again!

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Places Q1This is the town where Winnie

Foster lives.

Treegap The gap Walker

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Well Done!b) Treegap

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Um, DUH!!!

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Places Q2This is the place where Winnie

first met Jesse.

By the tree By the fence By the river

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That’s Right!a) By the tree

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Sorry Charlie, Try Again!

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Places Q3This is the place where Tuck

discussed the cycle of life to Winnie

At the table during supper On the sofa, when he went t

o speak to her during the night

In the rowboat on the pond

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Awesome !c) In the rowboat on the pond

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Ooopppsss

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Places Q4This is the place where Mae

would have gone if Winnie wouldn’t have taken her place?

The gallows To jail

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Wonderful!a) The gallows

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Um, I wonder what it is now?

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Places Q5This is the place where Winnie

slept the first night at the Tuck’s.

On the sofa In the loft In Tuck and Mae’s room

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That’s Right!a) On the sofa

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Oh, this is a tough one!

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Who Said It? Q1“Did you really believe you

could keep that water for yourselves?”

Constable The Man in Yellow Winnie

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WoW!b) The Man in Yellow

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Too Bad! Try Again!

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Who Said It? Q2“I want to grow again, and

change. And if that means I got to move on at the end of it, then I want that, too.”

Angus Tuck Miles Jesse

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Superb!a) Angus Tuck

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Good Guess, but WRONG!

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Who Said It? Q3“Remember!”

Mae Miles Jesse

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You Did It Again!c) Jesse

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Oops, not exactly.

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Who Said It? Q4“I’m not exactly sure what I’d

do, you know, but something interesting-something that’s all mine.”

Jesse Miles Winnie

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That was a tough one,good job!c) Winnie

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Well, at least now you have a 50/50 chance.

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Who Said It? Q5“It’s no use having that dream.

Nothing’s going to change.”

Mae Tuck Winnie

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Wow, you are really good!

a) Mae

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Why don’t you just give it one more try!

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Vocabulary Q1Which word means expressing

sorrow or regret?

exasperated rueful galling

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Cheer up! You got it Right! b) rueful

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Please Try Again! Don’t be too sad.

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Vocabulary Q2Which word means a member

of the clergy?

parson eddies anguish

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a) parson

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Vocabulary Q3Which word means cowlike?

lingered jaunty bovine

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c) bovine

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You should maybe be less like a cow and STUDY!

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Vocabulary Q4Which word means

fashionable, stylish?

cahoots jaunty marionette

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b) jaunty

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What an ugly answer!

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Vocabulary Q5Which word means a puppet

moved by strings?

petulance verandah marionette

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c) marionette

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Um, pulled the wrong string this time!