Chapter 1
1.What was strange about the wood? What effect did it
have on the cows?
2.According to the narrator, why wasn’t Winnie curious
about the wood? Do you agree with the narrator’s
generalization?
3.Personification means to give human characteristics
to inanimate objects. Give example from the chapter
of how the road, the grass, the house, and/or the wood
are personified.
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Delete1.It made the cows very relaxed.
ReplyDelete2.She owned it so it was not interesting.I do agree with the author because this relates to many people.
3.He says that the woods were silent and made you want to whisper.
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ReplyDeleteThe cows didn't go near the wood. Winnie wasn't curious about the wood because she owned it. Nobody cares about the wood, grass. and the road.
ReplyDeleteWhat was strange about the wood is that the wood is like not in this world, it is in a another world. The reason why Winnie wasn't curious is because it is her family's property, she has no interest to that wood. Examples of the the chapter was normal things, but not the wood the Fosters own.
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ReplyDelete1. they did not dare enter the woods.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie was not curious because she owned therm.
3. every body hates the wood.
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Deletethe answers are correct Logan, but you made a spelling grammar. you should instead put her family owned it
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ReplyDelete1.it made the cows relaxed.
ReplyDelete2.she owned it so it made it boring.
3.the wood is boring and is no fun.
I agree with you Nathan.
Delete1. The cows left peace to the wood.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie isn't curious about the wood because her family owns it.
3. The road, grass, house, and wood feels and sounds so lifeless
1. The Cows Did Not Go Into The Woods Because They thought it was dark, dangerous, and creepy.
ReplyDelete2.Winnie Wasn't Curious About The Woods Because she Owned it and she thought it was boring
3. The woods would make people scared, i could tell because they made a path around it and not through it.
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ReplyDeleteWhat was strange about the wood was that it looked as it didn't want anybody trespassing though it.
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Winnie wasn't curious about the wood was because her family owned and she just had nothing to do with it, so it made her bored.
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The road thought it had a reason to think where it was going, and passed around the wood.
Your answer is awesome Maryn! I completely agree with you!
DeleteThe Trees whispers.
ReplyDelete1.There was cows and they made their path around the trees
ReplyDelete2.then Winnie looked at the woods and saw the spiders and animals and the tree
3.So she chose not to go to the woods
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Delete1. The cows wanted to keep peace with the woods. What was strange about the woods is it made you want to whisper, and was quiet.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie owned the woods so it wasn't interesting. I agree with the narrator.
3. The house screamed get away don't touch me. The woods made you want to whisper.
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Delete1. it made the cows calm and relaxed.
ReplyDelete2. winnie owend it so she was not interesting. Also I do agree with the author because she relates to other people
3. the woods were so silent it made them want to wisper
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ReplyDelete1.That the road no longer belonged to the cows.
ReplyDeleteIt was scary because it had thorns, spiders, and grubs.
2. Winnie wasn't curious about the woods because it made you want to whisper. Yes, because if I was in the woods I would whisper because it's so scary.
3. The woods make you want to whisper. The roads were closed for the cows. You just wanted to throw something at the house because it was so quiet. The meaner the grass was it edges somewhat ragged and forlorn.
1:The woods was isolated and everybody was scared of the Fosters in the town. The cows didn't want to disturb anyone in the woods so they kept walking.
ReplyDelete2:She wasn't curious because it was their's.yes I agree with the author because he knows.
3:the grass is not nice,the house is boring,and the tree has long arms
1. The wood was strange because the cows wouldn't go into it. The Foster's owned it. Their house was a "touch me not" cottage and their forest was also "touch me not."
ReplyDelete2. Winnie was not interested in the wood because her family owned it. I don't agree with the author's generalization because if I owned something, I would use it a lot. Exploring the wood would be very awesome.
3. I Chapter One the personified the road by saying "So the road went humbly by." That meant that the road went on.
1.The cows left the wood alone because it seemed to be calm and quiet.
ReplyDelete2.Winnie isn't curious because the fosters own the wood top to bottom.
3.the woods human trait is it is calm and mysterious.
1-People were scared of the house and the people in it.
ReplyDelete2- Winnie was getting bored of her house and wanted to move bad.
3-If the cow could talk i think that the cow would not like people or the house.
1. What was strange about the woods is that it was dark, full of bugs, and thorns. It made the cows very relaxed.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie wasn't curios because she never really thought about it and she didn't really care and not found it interesting. I agree with the narrator's statement because he states it clearly to understand what he means.
3. If you passed by the house, it made you feel like you wanted to make you pass it and not see it.
1. The woods were very strange and the woods were also lonely because the woods belonged to the Fosters and the woods were private property. The woods had an effect on the cows because in the woods there were spiders and many more.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie was curious about the woods because they seemed really creepy and lonely, the woods were always lonely because Winnie was the only child and the woods were still private property. I also agree with the narrator because he or she was right about the woods being lonely, scary, and more.
3.The characteristics that the author is giving the trees is when he/she was saying they they were really creepy.
Very good answers. I love what you've done.
Delete1. The woods had spiders and thorns. The cows don't have a road because the time went on.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie wasn't curious about the wood because, she wasn't entered about the woods
3. I see the woods being silent and creepy!!!! The house is properly old and scary.
1.the cows were relaxed because they did not know what was going on.
ReplyDelete2.I agree with the narrator because he makes a good point.
3.will it would feel weird to be like that thats why.
1. The wood was a relaxing encounter with the cows when they would round the wood.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie wasn't curious because she owned the wood and it was alway there and not so pleasing.
3. The trees in the first half of the wood looked as if they were thinking which way the wind and the shadows were going.
1. The thing about the woods,that made you speak in whispers, was its scary appearance. The cows thought that they better not disturb it and let it be.
ReplyDelete2. Winne was not curious about the woods because she owned it. I agree with the narrator because nothing is interesting or exciting when have it.
3. If the woods were to have human characteristics, it would be that the woods would have a scowl in-order to make you speak in whispers.
1. The strange thing about the woods was it was a creepy and mysterious place. It effected the cows by not passing the property and going to town just to get in the woods.
ReplyDelete2. Winnie wasn't curious about the woods because the woods belonged to her and when it is something of hers she isn't very interested in it but however when it doesn't belong to her then she gets pretty crazy about it. I do agree with the narrator's generalization.
3. Trees would think the shadows and wind would follow a person\animal (or any noun)
1. In the book, Tuck Everlasting, the wood is a strange forest that many squirrels, birds, spiders, thorns, grubs, and a deep, damp mattress of leaves. The wood is also strange because it affected the cows, it kind of told the cows to go around the wood instead of going through.
ReplyDelete2. In my opinion, Winnie wasn’t so interested in the wood because she already owned it. I say this because it’s just like when you have a toy, you see it, freakout, get it, play with it for a couple day then you just forget about it.
3. The road is like a swervy snake. The grass is like an ocean of green. The house is a touch-me-not cottage. And the wood is like a whisper.
1. The wood was strange because it gave off a look that said, “ Pass me by,” but for a different reason than the “Touch-me-not cottage.” Instead the wood looked otherworldly, tired, and scary. The wood also had an made the cows think, “ Let it keep it’s peace; we won’t disturb it.”
ReplyDelete2. According to the narrator, Winnie wasn’t curious about the wood because it belonged to her. He says all kids would be like that and if it didn’t belong to them, they would have an interest in it. I agree with the narrator because I have seen my little brother do a similar thing and so have I.
3. The road, the grass, the house, and the wood are personified in many different ways. In the book it talks about the road by saying that it wandered, swayed, ambled, and cut sideways. This is personification because only humans, and animals, can do the things it says the road does in the book. Also in the book it says that the grass is rugged, forlorn, and meager. As well as the grass and the road, the house is also personificated. It mentioned that the house “suggested” that you’d better pass it by. It also said that it was so proud of itself. I’m pretty sure you know houses don’t have feelings and also don’t talk. Finally, the book added that the wood was tired, and other worldly looking.
1)The thing that was strange about the wood was that it looked like the people who lived there didnt want anybody to come by their house .The effect it had on the cows was that they were relaxed.
ReplyDelete2)Winnie wasn’t curious about the wood because she was used to the wood already it was her home.Yes I do agree with the narrators generalization because it is very clear to the readers.
3) The road was always getting passed by ,the grass was in good condition,and the house was very neat. The wood was also in good condition.