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What is descriptive language?

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Descriptive language uses vivid words and details to create a picture in the reader's mind. For example, saying 'Otis must be some kind of snake charmer' paints a picture of his talent.

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How did Opal get the animals back into their cages?

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Opal solved the problem by asking Otis to play more music, which attracted the animals back.

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What was strange about Gertrude's Pets when Opal arrived?

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The strange thing was that all the animals were quiet, even though there was music playing.

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What is Opal collecting for her mom?

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Opal is collecting stories to share with her mom.

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How is Otis similar to the animals at Gertrude's Pets?

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Otis is similar to the animals because he has been locked up before, just like them.

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What does it mean to 'turn to stone' in a figurative sense?

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To 'turn to stone' means to become very still or quiet, often because of surprise or amazement.

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Why is music important in the story?

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Music is important because it helps connect characters, calms the animals, and creates a joyful atmosphere.

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What role does Winn-Dixie play in Opal's life?

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Winn-Dixie is Opal's dog and best friend, helping her make new friends and face challenges.

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What does Opal learn about friendship in these chapters?

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Opal learns that friendship can come from unexpected places and that sharing stories helps build connections.

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What is the significance of the character Gertrude?

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Gertrude represents the idea of being different and how everyone has their own unique qualities.