Opal and the Preacher's Journey

Opal and the preacher search for Winn-Dixie in the rain. Opal lists ten things about the dog, reflecting on her mother. She confronts the preacher about giving up, leading to an emotional reconciliation. They continue their search, realizing the importance of cherishing what they have.

What is the main activity that Opal and the preacher are engaged in at the beginning of the chapter?

• Attending a church service

• Reading a book

• Searching for Winn-Dixie

• Cooking dinner

Why was Opal glad it was raining during their search?

• It cooled them down

• It was good for the plants

• It made it easier to cry

• It helped them find Winn-Dixie

Which location did Opal and the preacher NOT search for Winn-Dixie?

• The Dubarry boy's house

• The library

• The grocery store

• The trailer park

What is one of the ten things Opal lists about Winn-Dixie?

• He dislikes other dogs

• He has a fear of thunderstorms

• He enjoys car rides

• He loves swimming

What realization does Opal have about lists?

• They are unnecessary

• They can fully describe someone

• They are limited in showing the true nature of someone

• They are always accurate

What does the preacher suggest they do after searching for a long time?

• Take a break

• Keep searching

• Call the police

• Give up the search

What accusation does Opal make against the preacher?

• He doesn't listen to her

• He always gives up

• He never cared about Winn-Dixie

• He is too strict

How does the preacher react to Opal's accusation?

• He laughs it off

• He gets angry

• He starts to cry

• He walks away

What does Opal ask the preacher about her mother?

• If she will ever come back

• If she is happy

• If she left a note

• If she took anything with her

What important thing does the preacher say Opal's mother left behind?

• A piece of jewelry

• A letter

• A photograph

• Opal