Winn-Dixie Ch. 9-10

A. Getting in trouble by the preacher

B. Getting eaten by the witch

C. Losing Winn-Dixie

D. Stevie and Dunlap

A. "Why don't you go on and tell me everything about yourself so I can see you with my heart."

B. "Go on and sit down, but sit down carefully."

C. "You can always trust a dog that likes peanut butter."

D. "My name's Gloria Dump, ain't that a terrible last name? Dump?"

A. My father owns the company Winn-Dixie.

B. Our family is going on a company picnic at the beach.

C. My sister's company had to let people go and she was one of them.

D. Last night my mom had a dinner party and we had lots of company at our house.

A. smooth

B. wrinkled

C. dry

D. smart

A. They are both old.

B. They both have last names other people make fun of.

C. They are both preacher's kids.

D. They both love living in Naomi, Florida.

A. Opal doesn't have anything else to do.

B. Opal is afraid Gloria is really a witch.

C. Opal does not want to leave and face the Dewberry boys again.

D. Opal does not have friends, so she has been waiting a long time to tell someone about herself.

A. a giant sunflower

B. a wait-and-see tree

C. a plant-and-pick garden

D. a tomato plant

A. to remember something

B. unable to grow plants

C. unusually long thumbs

D. able to grow plants

A. laughing

B. smiling

C. crying

D. sneezing

A. worried that her plant with Gloria will not grow

B. annoyed that Winn-Dixie is snoring

C. excited about the new friends she has made

D. angry at the Dewberry boys for making fun of her