Theme
What major theme is shown when Opal makes new friends because of her dog?
Friendship
What is the reason Opal goes to the grocery store at the beginning of the book?
To purchase macaroni and cheese, white rice, and tomatos
What does Winn-Dixie do when he's happy?
Sneezes and Smiles
What is the name of the church where the Preacher works?
Open Arms Baptist Church
What color do you get when you mix blue and yellow?
Green
What theme is shown through Miss Franny Block, Otis, and Opal all having personal stories of loneliness?
Loneliness
What unusual thing does Winn Dixie do in the grocery store that gets him noticed?
What is Winn-Dixie afraid of?
Thunderstorms
In what town does the story take place?
Naomi, Florida
What is the name of the imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?
Equator
What theme is represented by Opal learning more about her mother through stories and memories?
Family
How many things does the Preacher tell Opal about her mother?
Why does Opal think she and Winn-Dixie are alike?
They are both messy and don't have moms
Where does Opal live with her father?
Trailer Park
Who is the King of the Jungle?
Lion
When the Preacher starts to open up more emotionally, what theme is being explored?
Vulnerability/emotional healing
Why does Opal say her mother left?
She didn't like being a preacher's wife along with its problems
What is the name of the pet store employee who lets Opal work there?
Otis
What time of the year does the story begin?
Summer
What fruit shares its name with a color and is also impossible to rhyme with?
Orange
What theme is symbolized by Littmus Lozenges tasting both sweet and sad?
Life is a mix of sorrow and joy
Why does Otis play music for the animals at the pet store?
The music calms them down and they listen quietly?
What does Miss Franny mistake Winn-Dixie for?
A bear
What is unique about the church building?
It used to be a store before getting renovated into a church building
What’s the fear of long words called?
Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia