Winn-Dixie and Church Experiences

In Chapter 5 of 'Because of Winn-Dixie', Winn-Dixie struggles with being left alone, causing chaos when Opal and the preacher leave him. They decide to take him everywhere, including the Open-Arms Baptist Church, a unique setting with no pews. During a service, Winn-Dixie causes a commotion by howling and later chasing a mouse, which he catches, amusing the congregation. Opal reflects on her loneliness and prays for her mother and the mouse.

What did Winn-Dixie do when left alone in the trailer?

• He played with his toys.

• He barked softly.

• He pulled cushions off the couch.

• He slept quietly.

Why did tying Winn-Dixie outside not work?

• He ran away.

• He howled loudly.

• He chewed the rope.

• He dug holes.

Where did the preacher decide to take Winn-Dixie?

• To church.

• To the park.

• To a friend's house.

• To a pet store.

What was unique about the Open-Arms Baptist Church?

• It had a large choir.

• It was a former store.

• It was built on a hill.

• It had stained glass windows.

Why was Winn-Dixie tied outside the church?

• He was dirty.

• He was sick.

• Dogs were not allowed inside.

• He was too noisy.

What did Winn-Dixie do when brought inside the church?

• He fell asleep.

• He barked loudly.

• He sat quietly and listened.

• He ran around.

What caused a disruption during the church service?

• A power outage.

• A loud noise outside.

• A mouse running across the floor.

• A sudden storm.

How did the congregation react to Winn-Dixie catching the mouse?

• They were impressed.

• They were scared.

• They were angry.

• They ignored it.

What did the preacher do with the mouse?

• He released it outside.

• He gave it to Winn-Dixie.

• He kept it as a pet.

• He ignored it.

What did the narrator pray for at the end?

• For a new dog.

• For the mouse's safety.

• For a new home.

• For more friends.