Because of Winn-Dixie

What happens to Opal and Miss Franny at the END of the passage?

• They see a bear

• They become friends

• They walk home together

• They lock Amanda out of the library

Which word BEST describes Miss Franny's character?

• angry

• clumsy

• fearless

• kind

Which character uses the words I, me, and my to tell the passage?

• Opal

• Amanda

• Winn-Dixie

• Miss Franny

How does the passage's first-person point of view affect the reader's understanding of events?

• The reader knows what Opal is thinking

• The reader doesn't know what anyone is thinking

• The reader knows what all the characters are thinking

• The reader knows what Miss Franny is thinking

Why was the store manager of Winn-Dixie so upset?

• A. Opal forgot to pay for her food.

• B. Someone let a dog into the store.

• C. Opal kept asking him so many questions.

• D. A dog bit the store manager.

“And there was what seemed like a whole army of Winn-Dixie employees running around waving their arms…” What is being compared with the simile in this sentence?

• A. an army to some arms

• B. employees to some arms

• C. employees to an army

• D. Olympic runners to an army

What is the MAIN conflict 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.

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

What wonderful gift did Miss Franny receive as a child?

• A. a candy factory

• B. the school

• C. a dog

• D. the library

According to Gloria, what is motivating Dunlap and Stevie to make fun of Opal?

• They are mean.

• Their mother doesn’t like Opal.

• They just want to be her friends.

• They want to play with Winn-Dixie.