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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Littmus start?
(a) Orphanage.
(b) Candy factory.
(c) Peace organization.
(d) Weapons factory.

2. Where had Winn-Dixie gone during the storm?
(a) He fell asleep under Gloria's chair.
(b) He had dug a hole under the house.
(c) He had gone back home and hid in the trailer.
(d) He had gone under the tree with the bottles.

3. Who is Carson?
(a) Amanda's father.
(b) Amanda's boyfriend.
(c) Amanda's son.
(d) Amanda's brother.

4. Where does Opal go at the end of the chapter?
(a) Gloria's ghost tree.
(b) Back out into the yard.
(c) Outside on the porch to sit.
(d) Home to her trailer.

5. What does Opal see Otis do for the very first time?
(a) Blush.
(b) Back away from people.
(c) Smile.
(d) Open up his eyes fully.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Winn-Dixie do during the story about Franny's great-grandfather?

2. What do the Preacher and Opal notice when they return to Gloria's house?

3. Who is late at arriving at the party?

4. How does Opal pass the time as they search and cannot find Winn-Dixie?

5. Which of the following terms could be used to describe how Amanda reacts to the story?

Short Essay Questions

1. What idea does chapter 2 of Gone with the Wind give Opal?

2. What was the name of the candy Littmus invented and what was it famous for?

3. How do Gloria and Opal spend the day of the party?

4. Why doesn't Otis want to come to the party and how does Opal convince him?

5. What happened after Opal and the preacher went to search for Winn-Dixie?

6. How does the reader feel about Otis once they learn why he was arrested?

7. Where does Opal go when the sky clears and what does she do there?

8. What do you believe is the author's purpose of this short, transitional chapter?

9. How did Littmus feel about his time as a soldier?

10. When Miss Franny's great-grandfather was 14 what did he do?

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