Language: Reading
Novel Study: Tuck
Everlasting, Natalie Babbitt
Answer in complete sentences. Begin your response using words from the
question. Use MS Word.
1.
A prologue is an opening to a story – what
purposes do you think it serves in this story?
2.
As a reader, what thoughts or feelings do
you have after reading the prologue?
3.
An analogy is a comparison or similarity
between things – what analogy is being drawn in this prologue?
4.
Why do you think life is often compared to
a cycle or circle?
5.
What do you think the author means by
“fixed points that hold things together are best left undisturbed”?
