Because of Winn-Dixie - Chapters 10-12

Front

What event caused the preacher to wake up during the storm?

Back

Winn-Dixie woke the preacher up during the storm.

Front

What musical instrument is featured in Gertrude's Pets?

Back

A guitar is used in Gertrude's Pets.

Front

What is Winn-Dixie's pathological fear?

Back

Winn-Dixie has a pathological fear of thunderstorms.

Front

What reason does Opal give for loving her preacher father?

Back

Opal loves the preacher because he put his arm around Winn-Dixie, trying to keep him safe.

Front

How does Opal describe Winn-Dixie's speed towards the preacher during the storm?

Back

Opal compares Winn-Dixie's speed to a bowling ball barreling toward a bowling pin.

Front

What does the character Winn-Dixie symbolize in the story?

Back

Winn-Dixie symbolizes companionship and the bond between humans and animals.

Front

How does the storm serve as a plot device in the story?

Back

The storm creates tension and reveals character relationships, particularly between Opal and her father.

Front

What theme is explored through Opal's relationship with her father?

Back

The theme of family and connection is explored through Opal's relationship with her father.

Front

What role does music play in the story, particularly in Gertrude's Pets?

Back

Music serves as a means of expression and connection among characters in Gertrude's Pets.

Front

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

Back

Winn-Dixie's fear of thunderstorms leads him to seek comfort and safety from Opal and the preacher.