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Big Idea Strategy-- Tuck Chapters 17, 18, 19, and 20
Chapter 17
What were two important ideas Winnie learned about life from Miles?
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Chapter 18
Why were the Tucks surprised to hear a knock at their door?
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Chapter 19
List at least three new pieces of information learned about the man in the yellow suit. (Be sure to write clear phrases—NOT a word or two!)
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What big event happened at the end of this chapter as the constable rides up? ______________________________________________________________________
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Chapter20
What big event happened at the end of this chapter? In other words, what does Winnie realize?_________________________________________________________
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Tuck Everlasting
 TRANQUIL ---(ad) quiet and peaceful
AMBLED --(v) slowly stroll
OPPRESSIVE (adj.) --to weigh heavily to the point of making one feel overwhelmed
MELANCHOLOY --(adj).—sad
ISOLATION --(n).--alone and separate
BROOCH --(n). --an oversized pin
GOGGLED -- (v) to stare with amazement wide-eyed
GRIMACE --- (n) a facial expression in which the face is twisted due mental or physical pain
ELATED --(adj.) really excited and happy
HELTER SKELTER -- (noun) very disorganized and no sense of where things belong
PERILOUS --(adj.) dangerous
ANGUISH -(noun) feeling of great sorrow
TEEMING -- (adj.) a lot of "things" ; abundant
METAPHYSICS --(noun) --the study of the supernatural and more
GHASTLY --(adj.) a terrifying, dreadful look or appearance
ILLITERATE –n. ---person who is unable to read/ write;
Having little or no education
REMORSELESS—adj.—without regret for one’s actions
PLAINTIVE—adj.—sounding or looking sad;
expressing suffering
ACCOMPLICE—n. ---a person who aids or assists in a criminal act
WISTFUL—adj.---full of wishfulness
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