Seedfolks Final Test

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What motivated Virgil to plant in the garden?

Back

Virgil wanted to earn more money for his father and to buy a bike.

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What was Wendell's reason for planting in the garden?

Back

Wendell planted because his wife and son had died, but he wanted to live and feel safe.

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Why does Ana describe the neighborhood in detail?

Back

Ana wants the reader to understand how the neighborhood was before and how it has become divided.

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Why did Kim choose to plant lima beans?

Back

Kim wanted to show her deceased father that she could grow vegetables like he did, making him proud.

Front

What theme can be learned from Amir's chapter?

Back

Do not judge someone by their race.

Front

What is the significance of planting in 'Seedfolks'?

Back

Planting symbolizes hope, community, and personal growth.

Front

How does the garden affect the relationships among the characters?

Back

The garden brings the characters together, fostering communication and friendship.

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What does Kim's action of planting represent?

Back

Kim's planting represents her connection to her father and her desire to honor his memory.

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What role does community play in 'Seedfolks'?

Back

Community is central to the story, as the garden becomes a place for collaboration and unity.

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How does the garden change the neighborhood?

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The garden transforms the neighborhood from a divided space into a vibrant community.