Chapters 6-10 Because of Winn-Dixie

In Chapter 7, what can the reader infer about Amanda Wilkinson?

• She is not a good reader.

• She likes to spend time with dogs.

• She doesn't like to spend time with Ms. Franny.

• She is not interested in becoming Opal's friend.

Read the sentence from Chapter 9.

"Why don't you go on and tell me everything about yourself,

so as I can see you with my heart.' p. 66

According to this sentence, the reader can conclude that...

• Gloria Dump wants Opal to tell her about her life.

• Gloria Dump is confused and doesn't know who Opal is.

• Gloria Dump likes to eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

• Gloria Dump wants to keep Winn-Dixie.

Read this sentence from Chapter 10.

"I told her about the preacher being like a turtle,

hiding all the time inside his shell."

This sentence shows that the preacher...

• is a sweet person.

• is in charge of the church.

• does not share his feelings with Opal.

• is not happy in Naomi.

Ms. Franny winked at Opal to show...

• she is mad at Winn-Dixie because he entered the Library.

• that books are really important to her.

• Amanda Wilkinson is right.

• she likes that Winn-Dixie and Opal are in the Library.