Because of Winn-Dixie - Chapters 11 & 12

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What is the main fear of the character Winn-Dixie?

Back

Winn-Dixie is afraid of thunder.

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How does Opal feel about her father after the thunderstorm?

Back

Opal realizes how much she loves the preacher because he loves Winn-Dixie.

Front

What activity was Otis engaged in when Opal arrived for her first day of work?

Back

Otis was playing music for the animals.

Front

Describe Winn-Dixie's reaction to thunder.

Back

Winn-Dixie cried, kept shaking, and then ran like crazy.

Front

What does the term 'pathological fear' mean?

Back

A pathological fear is a fear that goes way beyond normal fears.

Front

What role does music play in the story, particularly in relation to Otis?

Back

Music serves as a way for Otis to connect with the animals and express himself.

Front

How does Opal's relationship with her father evolve in Chapters 11 & 12?

Back

Opal's relationship with her father deepens as she recognizes their shared love for Winn-Dixie.

Front

What is the significance of the thunderstorm in the story?

Back

The thunderstorm acts as a catalyst for emotional revelations and character development.

Front

How does Winn-Dixie's fear of thunder affect his behavior?

Back

Winn-Dixie's fear leads him to panic and seek safety, showcasing his vulnerability.

Front

What does Opal learn about love and relationships in these chapters?

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Opal learns that love can be expressed in various forms, including the bond between her father and Winn-Dixie.