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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. How has Opal filled her heart?
(a) Family.
(b) Friends.
(c) Surprise.
(d) Love.
2. What do Dunlap and Opal do on the way back to Gloria's house?
(a) Talk.
(b) Fight.
(c) Race.
(d) Sing.
3. Which of the following descriptions best suites the character of Otis?
(a) Resigned.
(b) Angry.
(c) Embarrassed.
(d) Shy.
4. What does Gloria agree to do to help Opal with her party?
(a) Open her yard.
(b) Tell stories to the guests.
(c) Make some snacks and food.
(d) Donate her bottles.
5. What does Gloria ask the preacher to do at the beginning of the party?
(a) Keep everyone smiling.
(b) Say the blessing.
(c) Introduce everyone.
(d) Serve the punch.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Gloria and Opal spend most of the afternoon doing?
2. What did Amanda say about the Littmus lozenge when she tasted it?
3. What does Otis tell Opal he is not?
4. Why doesn't Miss Franny allow Amanda to take over when she comes into the library?
5. What does Sweetie Pie want to do for Winn-Dixie?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Miss Franny's great-grandfather was 14 what did he do?
2. What do you believe is the author's purpose of this short, transitional chapter?
3. How do Gloria and Opal spend the day of the party?
4. What idea does chapter 2 of Gone with the Wind give Opal?
5. What happens immediately after the preacher gives the blessing that causes chaos throughout the party?
6. What did Gloria tell Opal she used to like to do and why can't she do it anymore?
7. What happened after Opal and the preacher went to search for Winn-Dixie?
8. Why was Opal very upset with herself after she gets everyone from the party inside Gloria's house?
9. What does Gloria say the Littmus Lozenge she is given reminds her of?
10. How does the reader feel about Otis once they learn why he was arrested?
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