Opal and the Store Dog

Opal, a young girl, is sent to the store by her father, the preacher, to buy groceries. Instead, she encounters a chaotic scene involving a dog causing trouble in the store. Despite the manager's frustration, Opal claims the dog as her own to prevent it from being sent to the pound. She names the dog 'Winn-Dixie' and takes it home, forming an immediate bond with the humorous and scruffy dog.

What was Opal sent to the store to buy?

• A bag of apples and oranges

• A loaf of bread and milk

• A box of macaroni and cheese, white rice, and two tomatoes

• A carton of eggs and a bottle of juice

What did Opal's father do for a living?

• He was a teacher

• He was a veterinarian

• He was a preacher

• He was a store manager

Who did Opal almost bump into at the grocery store?

• A fellow shopper

• The store manager

• A friend from school

• Her father

What was the store manager's reaction to the dog?

• He called the police

• He was angry and shouted about the dog

• He ignored the dog

• He laughed and played with the dog

How did the dog behave in the store?

• It barked loudly at everyone

• It caused chaos by running around

• It hid under a table

• It quietly sat in a corner

What did the dog do to the store manager?

• Barked at him

• Ignored him

• Knocked him over and licked his face

• Ran away from him

What did the dog do that made the store manager cry?

• It ignored him

• It knocked him over and licked his face

• It bit him

• It barked at him

What did Opal think the dog wanted when it stood on its hind legs?

• To run away

• To find food

• To attack the manager

• To get face to face with the manager

Why did Opal claim the dog as her own?

• To prevent it from being taken to the pound

• She felt sorry for the dog

• She wanted a pet

• She recognized it as her neighbor's dog

What did Opal do to get the dog's attention?

• She clapped her hands

• She called out 'here boy'

• She whistled

• She waved her arms