Exploring Chapters 11-14 of Saving Winslow

The video follows Louie and his donkey Winslow through various events. Louie takes Winslow outside for the first time, where they meet Nora. Uncle Pete visits, and Winslow's health becomes a concern, leading to a vet visit. Nora shows concern for Winslow's condition. The video concludes with Louie's childhood memory of a moonlit night, highlighting themes of care, friendship, and the beauty of nature.

What animal is Winslow?

• A lamb

• A donkey

• A dog

• A cat

What did Louis consider putting on Winslow to let him run inside the house?

• A leash

• Diapers

• A coat

• Shoes

Who is Uncle Pete in relation to Louis?

• A family friend

• His real uncle

• His father's brother

• A neighbor

What was the main concern about Winslow's health?

• He was overeating

• He had an infection

• He was too active

• He was too loud

How did Louis feel when he was asked to give Winslow shots?

• Indifferent

• Worried

• Confused

• Excited

Who did Louis think Nora resembled?

• A bumblebee

• A snowman

• A teacher

• A cat

What did Louis use to practice giving shots?

• A toy

• A book

• An orange

• A pillow

What did Nora do when she saw Winslow was sick?

• She hugged Louis

• She left quickly

• She laughed

• She called a vet

What did Louis recall about a night when he was young?

• Finding a lost pet

• Hearing a strange noise

• Seeing a full moon

• Getting lost in the woods

What did Louis think the silver light was?

• Sunlight

• Moonlight

• A flashlight

• Aliens