Exploring Friendship and Forgiveness in Because of Winn-Dixie

In the final chapters of 'Because of Winn-Dixie,' Opal and her friends gather at Gloria's house, enjoying music despite the absence of Winn-Dixie. The dog is eventually found hiding under Gloria's chair, drawn out by the music. The group continues to celebrate with music and friendship. Opal reflects on her mother under the stars, feeling a sense of closure. She reconciles with Dunlap, showing personal growth. The story concludes with everyone singing together, highlighting themes of community and joy.

What was the group doing when the protagonist and her father arrived at Gloria's house?

• They were playing music and singing.

• They were sleeping.

• They were arguing.

• They were eating.

Where was Winn-Dixie found hiding?

• Under a chair

• Under a bed

• In the backyard

• Inside a closet

Who played the guitar during the gathering?

• Dunlap

• Otis

• Stevie

• The protagonist's father

What caused Winn-Dixie to sneeze and reveal his hiding spot?

• He was eating something spicy.

• He was allergic to dust.

• He heard the guitar playing.

• He was caught by a cat.

What did the protagonist reflect on while looking at the sky?

• Her memories of her mother

• Her favorite songs

• Her future plans

• Her school projects

What did Dunlap do that surprised the protagonist?

• He apologized for his behavior.

• He left the party early.

• He helped her up.

• He sang a solo song.

What did the protagonist promise to think less about?

• Her homework

• Her mother

• Her friends

• Her lost dog

What did the protagonist find in her own backyard?

• A lost toy

• A new pet

• A hidden treasure

• A growing tree

What did the protagonist and Dunlap race to?

• The kitchen

• The front porch

• Gloria's house

• The backyard

What was the community doing at the end of the story?

• They were saying their goodbyes.

• They were planning another gathering.

• They were cleaning up after the party.

• They were all singing together.