Character Interactions in Winn-Dixie

In Chapter 10 of 'Because of Winn-Dixie', Opal shares her experiences after moving to Naomi with her father, the preacher. She talks about missing her mother, making new friends, and her bond with Winn-Dixie. Opal confides in Gloria Dump, who listens and offers wisdom. Together, they plant a 'wait-and-see' tree, symbolizing patience and growth. Opal reflects on her day with the preacher, highlighting her new job, friendships, and the joy Winn-Dixie brings to their lives.

What does the narrator initially tell Gloria Dump about?

• Her new job

• Her past experiences

• Her favorite book

• Her pet dog

Why did the narrator have to leave her friends behind?

• She moved to a new town

• She changed schools

• She went on vacation

• She got a new job

What does the narrator miss more in Naomi than in Watley?

• Her pet

• Her school

• Her mother

• Her friends

How does the narrator describe the preacher's behavior?

• Like a fish

• Like a turtle

• Like a bird

• Like a lion

Where did the narrator find Winn-Dixie?

• In the school

• In the library

• In the produce department

• In the park

Who did the narrator become friends with because of Winn-Dixie?

• Dunlap Dewberry

• Sweetie Pie Thomas

• Miss Franny Block

• Stevie Dewberry

What job did the narrator get?

• Working at a pet store

• Working at a library

• Working at a school

• Working at a bakery

Who invited the narrator to a birthday party?

• Dunlap Dewberry

• Sweetie Pie Thomas

• Stevie Dewberry

• Miss Franny Block

What did Dunlap and Stevie call Gloria Dump?

• A queen

• A ghost

• A witch

• A fairy

How did the narrator feel about Dunlap and Stevie's comments?

• She thought they were mean

• She agreed with them

• She ignored them

• She laughed at them