Because of Winn-Dixie Chapters 5-8

1. Why did Miss Franny scream?

• Someone stole a book.

• She thought Winn-Dixie was a bear.

• Someone knocked on the door.

• She saw a mouse run across the floor.

How did Opal manage to get Winn-Dixie into the library?

• She brought him through the back door.

• She threw a dog biscuit through the front door.

• She promised Miss Franny that he would stay in the back room.

• She went to get him before Miss Franny had a chance to say “no”.

What is the setting of this novel, Because of Winn-Dixie?

• Tampa, Florida in the 1990s.

• Charlotte, North Carolina in the 1960s

• Naomi, Florida in the 1970s

• Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in the 1980s.

What evidence from the chapter let you know that Winn-Dixie did not like to be left alone?

• He pulled the cushions off of the couch and the paper off of the toilet rolls.

• He cried the whole time and looked sadly out of the window.

• He dug a big hole in the carpet near the kitchen.

• He hid under the bed and refused to get out.

What belongs in the blank box? What caused an uproar in the church?

• A baby cried.

• A thunderstorm began.

• Winn-Dixie wanted to go home.

• Winn-Dixie chases a mouse.

What is the MAIN conflict (problem) of the novel?

• Opal is lonely and misses her mother.

• Winn-Dixie is homeless and needs someone to love.

• Opal wants a dog but her father won’t let her have one.

• Winn-Dixie is dirty but he won’t let Opal give him a bath.

What did Ms. Franny Block's father give her for her birthday?

• a dog

• a book

• a library

• a book mark

Below are nouns from the chapters this week choose the abstract noun from the list below.

• dog

• book

• library

• pride

Where did Opal find a collar and leash for Winn-Dixie?

• Grocery Store

• Hardware Store

• Getrude's Pets

• Library

What ironic thing happened when Miss Franny threw War and Peace at the bear?

• The bear sat down and read it.

• The bear took the book with him when he ran away.

• The bear ate the book.

• The bear started a fight with another bear.