Haunted Animals By Allan Zullo

When Tracy started worrying about her dog Baxter/Twister, a tornado hit the school. This implies that the occurrence of a tornado was a direct consequence of Tracy's worry about her dog.

Tracy changed Baxter's name to Twister because he survived a tornado. This suggests that Tracy named him after the natural disaster as a way to symbolize his resilience and strength in overcoming such a dangerous event.

Morgan's Woods is the correct answer because it is described as the spookiest woods in the Smokey Mountains. The question implies that there is a specific woods known for its eerie atmosphere, and out of the given options, Morgan's Woods is the most fitting choice.

Tracy found Twister's loop de loop, which confirmed that Twister had visited her that night in the hospital. This suggests that Twister had performed a specific trick or maneuver that was unique to him, and Tracy recognized it as evidence of his presence.

Sneakers, the ghost cat, came back to visit Tara because he wanted to assure her that he is at peace and she shouldn't feel guilty about his operation. This suggests that Sneakers wants to provide comfort and closure to Tara, letting her know that he is no longer suffering and wants her to move on without any guilt.

Scott and Wade found horse tracks.

Dad and Jack had an encounter with the ghost of Regnegade while they were on the highway.

Alabaster, the ghost horse saved Popeye and Wade.

Craig became suspicious that the man they saw at the pond was actually a ghost because the man called his dog "Hickory," which was the same name as the ghost dog mentioned in the story he told them. Additionally, the dog had a human bone in its mouth, further adding to Craig's suspicion that something supernatural was happening. The connection between the man's story and the dog's behavior made Craig believe that the man and the dog were somehow related to the ghostly events described in the story.

Uncle Scully killed his pet wolf Renegade because he mistakenly believed that Renegade had killed his prized sheep. In reality, Renegade had actually tried to protect the sheep.

The family had to bury Bingo beside Randy secretly because Bingo's ghost kept barking all night, which disturbed their sleep.

Spike the Bulldog died because he chewed on an electrical cord and was electrocuted.

The correct answer is "No, Tracy was seeing a hallucination." This is because the question asks whether Twister was really there in the hospital with Tracy when she woke up. The answer states that Tracy was seeing a hallucination, implying that Twister was not actually present in the hospital.

Popeye and Wade were riding near the lake when Popeye got bitten by a rattle snake. As a result, Wade fell off Popeye and suffered multiple injuries including a broken collar bone, leg, and ribs.

Craig and his dad saw a Yellow-crowned Night Heron and a man in his early 20's with his dog while they were fishing at the pond.

Her ghost Great Dane dog Hamlet saved Megan from being killed by the burglar. The answer suggests that Megan had a dog named Hamlet, who was a Great Dane. However, the dog is referred to as a "ghost," indicating that it may have passed away. Despite being a ghost, Hamlet still protected Megan from the burglar, demonstrating the loyalty and love a dog can have for its owner even after death.

Janelle thinks that Sheba's ghost appeared because Sheba may have had unfinished business before her spirit was freed. This suggests that there might have been something unresolved or incomplete in Sheba's life that is causing her spirit to linger and appear as a ghost.

Sheba saved Chelsea's life when she fell overboard on her parents' yacht.

Randy died because he had Leukemia. Leukemia is a type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow. It causes an abnormal production of white blood cells, leading to a weakened immune system and other health complications. If left untreated, leukemia can be fatal. Therefore, Randy's death can be attributed to his battle with this disease.

Craig and his dad found a picture of the man and his dog in the newspaper from that time period that looked exactly like the man and the dog they had seen near the pond. This provided evidence that they had indeed seen a ghost, as the picture matched the appearance of the man and dog they had encountered.

The correct answer is "The Lowlands of South Carolina." This is evident from the options provided, where the other two options mention different locations (Rocky Mountains in North Carolina and Hilton Head Island, South Carolina). Therefore, based on the given information, it can be concluded that Craig and his father went to The Lowlands of South Carolina for Craig's 10th birthday.