Because of Winn-Dixie Final

What proof is there that Opal still hopes that her mother will return?

• She writes down ten things about her mother that would help her identify her if she came back.
• She continues to look for Winn-Dixie even after the preacher gave up.
• She found Winn-Dixie in the grocery store and took him in.
• She tells Winn-Dixie they are alike because they are both orphans. 

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Which sentence from the story shows that Winn-Dixie is good at making friends?

• I was riding my bike home and Winn-Dixie was running along side me.
• That dog is headed right for the witch's house. 
• Just about everything that happened to me that summer happened because of Winn-Dixie. For example, without him, I would never have met Gloria Dump. 
• Winn-Dixie hopped onto the bed and the preacher got up and turned off the light. 

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The conversations between Opal and Sweetie pie through out the story show that Sweetie Pie--

• Is always upset and unkind
• Enjoys talking with Opal and Winn-Dixie and wants to be their friends
• Is afraid of Otis
• Thinks Winn-Dixie is a mean dog

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What affect does Opal finding out about Amanda's brother Carson have on the story?

• Opal still feels like Amanda is unkind and isn't interested in being friends
• It makes Opal more understanding, and the reader can tell that they may form a friendship in the future.
• It doesn't really change anything about the story.
• Opal feels very sad for Amanda and bakes her goodies and asks to hear about Carson.

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When Opal is in the Winn-Dixie grocery store at the beginning of the story, the problem is solved when--

• Winn-Dixie slides across the floor. 
• The store owner is furious at the dog.
• Winn-Dixie knocks over all of the produce.
• Opal claims that Winn-Dixie is hers and takes him home. 

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Which of the following explains why Otis does not play his music often, outside of the pet store--

• He doesn't believe that he is very good at it.
• He is waiting until the perfect time to show off his skills. 
• He previously got arrested for playing his guitar on the street and refusing to stop. 
• He's afraid to play his music because he thinks people wont like it. 

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How does Gloria Dump contribute to the story?

• She becomes a good friend of Opals and teaches her to be more kind and understanding. 
• She is the neighborhood witch.
• She the only one in the story that doesn't like Winn-Dixie.
• She is Franny's best friend. 

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The author creates a shocking moment in the pet store when--

• Winn-Dixie stays by Opals side while she sweeps
• Opal is good at sweeping the floor
• Opal asks to buy a collar
• Otis reveals that he has been in jail

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There is a brief escape from reality when which unrealistic event happens--

• Opal looses Winn-Dixie during the party.
• The animals stay still outside their cages while Otis plays his guitar.
• Opal meets Gloria Dump.
• Franny tells the story about her Great Great Grandpa.

Opal's dialogue with the Dewberry brothers through out most of the story shows that--

• She thinks they are fun to be around. 
• She doesn't really like the brothers all too much. 
• She finds them smart and witty. 
• She wants to invite them to hang out. 

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