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Winn-Dixie
Opal
The Preacher
100

A gathering or assembly, especially for religious worship

Congregation

100

 To make a small sudden movement 

Twitch 

100

This is the name of the dog Opal finds.

Who is Winn-Dixie?

100

This is Opal’s full name.

Who is India Opal Buloni?

100

This is what Opal calls her father.

Who is “The Preacher”?

200

 unfocused or unable to pay attention to something

Distracted

200

A group of stars in the night sky that make up a recognizable picture or pattern 

Constellations 

200

This is where Opal finds Winn-Dixie.

What is the grocery store (Winn-Dixie)?

200

Opal lives with her father, who has this job.

What is a preacher?

200

This is the Preacher’s job.

What is a preacher (or pastor)?

300

lucky

Fortunate

300

making a long, mournful sound

Howling

300

Describe the dog.

Big and ugly

300

What did Opal's preacher father send her to the store for and what did she come home with?

She went to buy tomatoes, rice and Mac & cheese but came home with a dog

300

At first, the Preacher feels this way about keeping Winn-Dixie.

What is unsure (or doesn’t really want the dog at first)?

400

 Right away; at once

Immediately

400

This word means a person who teaches and speaks in a church

What is a preacher?

400

What is ironic about the name Opal fallen the dog?

She named him after the grocery store

400

Opal asks her father to tell her 10 things about her mother because she wants to understand this.

What is what her mother was like (or learn about her mom)?

400

What did the preacher mean when he said, "she burned everything, including water"? .

She was a terrible cook.

500

to move at a speed between walking and running

Trot

500

This phrase means people who do not have as much money, help, or opportunities as others.

Less Fortunate

500

"Mostly he looked like a big piece of brown carpet that had been left out in the rain." What is being compared with the simile in the sentence?

The dog to the carpet

500

Since the narrator uses pronoun "I" instead of "she", what is the point of the view of the story.

First person 

500

How does the preacher feel about Opal's mother?

He still loves her and wants her to come back.

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