Opal and Winn-Dixie's Journey

Opal moves to Naomi, Florida with her father, the preacher. She finds a stray dog, Winn-Dixie, and forms a bond with him. Despite the preacher's initial reluctance, Winn-Dixie's charm wins him over, and he becomes part of their family.

What significant event happened during the summer Opal found Winn-Dixie?

• Opal started a new school.

• Opal learned to ride a bike.

• Opal moved to Naomi, Florida.

• Opal got a new sibling.

How does Opal primarily view her father?

• As a friend

• As a strict disciplinarian

• As a preacher

• As a stranger

What is the origin of Opal's first name?

• It was a popular name at the time.

• It was inspired by a missionary trip to India.

• It was chosen by her mother.

• It was her grandmother's name.

What does Opal tell Winn-Dixie about her father?

• He is a strict teacher.

• He is a talented musician.

• He is a good man but often distracted.

• He is a famous author.

Why does Opal think her father might accept Winn-Dixie?

• Because Winn-Dixie is well-trained.

• Because Winn-Dixie is a 'suffering dog'.

• Because Winn-Dixie is a gift.

• Because Winn-Dixie is a rare breed.

How does Opal describe Winn-Dixie's appearance?

• He is a large and fierce dog.

• He is an ugly dog with a bad smell.

• He is a beautiful and well-groomed dog.

• He is a small and timid dog.

What does Opal tell Winn-Dixie about living in the trailer park?

• He must be friendly to everyone.

• He must be quiet and well-behaved.

• He must stay outside at all times.

• He must avoid the playground.

What does Opal ask her father regarding those less fortunate?

• If they can help a less fortunate dog.

• If they can donate money to charity.

• If they can volunteer at a shelter.

• If they can host a community event.

What is Opal's father's initial reaction to keeping Winn-Dixie?

• He is excited and agrees immediately.

• He is hesitant and says no.

• He is indifferent and ignores the request.

• He is angry and refuses to discuss it.

How does Winn-Dixie behave when introduced to the preacher?

• He puts his head in the preacher's lap.

• He sits quietly and waits.

• He barks loudly and runs around.

• He hides under the table.