Because of Winn-Dixie Ch. 8

Front

What is Opal's plan to pay for the collar and leash for Winn-Dixie?

Back

Opal is going to work at the pet store.

Front

Why was Winn-Dixie not allowed inside Gertrude's Pet Store?

Back

There was a sign outside that said 'NO DOGS ALLOWED'.

Front

What can we infer about Sweetie Pie Thomas's ability to have a dog?

Back

Sweetie Pie Thomas is too young to take care of one.

Front

What occurred when Gertrude the bird met Winn-Dixie?

Back

Gertrude landed on top of Winn-Dixie's head.

Front

What does it indicate when we say Winn-Dixie is starting to look better?

Back

It suggests that he is receiving proper care and attention.

Front

What is the significance of the sign 'NO DOGS ALLOWED' at the pet store?

Back

It reflects the store's policy regarding pets and highlights societal norms about animals in public spaces.

Front

How does Opal's job at the pet store reflect her character development?

Back

It shows her responsibility and determination to care for Winn-Dixie.

Front

What does the interaction between Gertrude and Winn-Dixie symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the theme of friendship and acceptance.

Front

Why is it important for Opal to earn money for the collar and leash?

Back

It demonstrates her commitment to taking care of Winn-Dixie and her growth as a character.

Front

What can we conclude about the relationship between Opal and Winn-Dixie?

Back

Their relationship is based on mutual care and companionship.