Exploring Chapters 6-10 of Saving Winslow

The video follows Louie as he cares for a sickly donkey named Winslow, drawing parallels to his own premature birth. Louie struggles with sports and self-identity, missing his brother Gus who is in the army. Visitors come to see Winslow, and Louie reflects on life, memories, and the importance of perseverance.

What did Louis do to help Winslow drink milk?

• He dripped milk onto his finger and slipped it into Winslow's mouth.

• He used a straw.

• He let Winslow drink by himself.

• He used a spoon.

How did Louis try to make Winslow comfortable in the cellar?

• By keeping the lights on

• By leaving Winslow alone

• By providing hay for bedding and blankets for warmth

• By playing music

Why does Louis feel a connection with Winslow?

• They both like the same food.

• They were both born prematurely.

• They both enjoy music.

• They have the same color.

What did Louis's mother say about worrying for Winslow's future?

• She was very optimistic.

• She said they should start looking for a new home for Winslow.

• She said not to worry about it.

• She suggested taking Winslow to a vet.

What sport did Louis find particularly challenging?

• Basketball

• Soccer

• Baseball

• All of the above

What did Louis fear he would never find?

• His lost toy

• A sport he was good at

• Something he was passionate about

• A new pet

How did Gus's absence affect the family?

• They felt the house was emptier.

• They adopted more animals.

• They went on more vacations.

• They were happier.

What did Louis do for the Thin Man on the park bench?

• He called for help.

• He offered him a place to stay.

• He gave him a blanket.

• He left two rolls and a candy bar next to the bench.

What was Nora's reaction to seeing Winslow?

• She said 'ick'.

• She thought Winslow was cute.

• She was indifferent.

• She was excited.

What did Louis compare Winslow to in his thoughts?

• A bird in the sky

• A scene with an indigo bunting atop a sunflower

• A story he read

• A painting in a museum