Because of Winn-Dixie - Chapters 14-16

What did the bottles hanging from Gloria Dump's tree represent?

• All the times she was thirsty

• All the times she did something wrong

• All the times she went to a birthday party

• All the times she went to the grocery store

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How did Gloria Dump tell Opal she should judge people?

• By what they have done in the past

• By what they are doing right now

• She told Opal not to judge people no matter what

• By what they want to do but aren't doing

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CCSS.RL.1.3

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What did Winn-Dixie hog at the Herman W. Block Memorial Library?

• The comfy couch by a bookshelf

• The fan because the air conditioning wasn't working

• The library books about dogs

• The big rug that was soft and the perfect spot to lay down on

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What did one of Miss Franny's fits remind Opal of?

• Winn-Dixie during a thunderstorm

• A coughing spell she had last summer

• How she felt when she was taking a test

• When she was trying on clothes at the store

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Why did Opal hold on tight to Winn-Dixie during thunderstorms?

• To make sure he stopped walking

• To ensure he wouldn't hurt himself by bumping into things

• To comfort him and to make sure he wouldn't run away

• To make sure she had someone else to comfort her during a thunderstorm

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What did Opal think would help comfort Gloria Dump?

• A peanut butter sandwich

• Reading her a book

• Helping her clean her house

• Teaching her how to sew

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CCSS.RL.1.9

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The phrase "Now there's a story" meant what for Winn-Dixie?

• That he and Opal were going to be bored

• That he and Opal would listen to a very short story

• That he and Opal wouldn't be going anywhere anytime soon (a long story was about to be told)

• That he and Opal would get to read a book from the library

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

Who joined Opal and Winn-Dixie to hear the story of Littmus W. Block?

• Pinched-Face Amanda Wilkinson

• Sweetie Pie Thomas

• The Dewberry Brothers

• Gloria Dump

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How old was Littmus when he went to fight in the Civil War?

• 16

• 14

• 18

• 20

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What was Littmus when he returned home to Georgia?

• He was plumb sick

• He was an orphan

• He was wounded and sick

• He was very old

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