Characters
These two main characters were best friends.
Opal and Winn-Dixie
The place where Winn-Dixie is discovered.
Winn-Dixie Grocery Store
The feeling Opal felt when she first moved. (theme topic)
loneliness
Littmus W. Block __________ the Littmus Lozenge to bring a little sweetness to a sad world.
invented
Winn-Dixie was terrified of these.
thunderstorms
This character was an ex-criminal who gave Opal a job.
Otis
A Littmus Lozenge tastes like these three things.
root beer, strawberry, and sadness
Gloria Dump helped Opal see people with her heart and taught her this important lesson.
Accept people for who they are right now/in the present.
Don't judge others for past mistakes.
Gertrude, the parrot, would always ________ others.
imitate
Miss Franny had mistaken Winn-Dixie for this animal when she first met him.
a bear
This character established a library and loved to tell stories.
Miss Franny Block
This helped to get Winn-Dixie out from underneath Gloria Dump's bed during a thunderstorm.
Otis's music
Winn-Dixie helps the preacher come "out of his shell" and teaches him the importance of this theme topic.
family or love
Winn-Dixie had a _____________ fear of thunderstorms.
pathological
The name children gave Gloria Dump.
"witch"
The character who Opal grew to like at the end of the story.
Amanda Wilkinson or Stevie Dewberry
When Opal moved to Naomi, she was lonely. Winn-Dixie helped Opal to make a lot of ___________.
friendships
Opal has more of this (theme topic) for Amanda Wilkinson when she finds out about her brother, Carson.
compassion
Opal's mother__________ her and her father.
abandoned
The name of the store where Opal worked.
Gertrude's Pet Store
The character who Opal compared to "a turtle in a shell, not ever sticking his head out into the world."
Opal's father, the preacher
The narrator of the novel.
India Opal
Just about everything that happened to Opal that summer happened for this reason.
Because of Winn-Dixie
A sad/gloomy state of mind. Opal felt _________ when she lost Winn-Dixie.
melancholy
The book Opal read to Gloria Dump.
"Gone with the Wind"