Nora Seedfolks

What bothered Nora at the end of her story?

• She couldn't see the garden from Terminal Tower.

• She had to buy another barrel for Mr. Myles to plant more flowers.

• She couldn't understand the different languages of the gardeners.

• She had to leave Mr. Myles to care for another patient.

Who is a narrator in Seedfolks?

• Lateesha

• Tio Juan

• Nora

• Mr. Myles

Which of the following is NOT a theme in Seedfolks?

• One person can make a difference.

• People have more in common than they might realize.

• First impressions are usually correct.

• Determined people can accomplish great things.

What is Nora's role in the community garden in Seedfolks?

• A) She is a gardener who plants vegetables.

• B) She helps Mr. Myles participate in the garden.

• C) She organizes community events in the garden.

• D) She writes about the garden in a local newspaper.

How does Nora communicate with Mr. Myles in Seedfolks?

• A) Through sign language.

• B) By speaking loudly and clearly.

• C) By using gestures and expressions.

• D) By writing notes.

What does Nora notice about the garden's impact on the community in Seedfolks?

• A) It creates competition among neighbors.

• B) It brings people of different backgrounds together.

• C) It leads to conflicts over land use.

• D) It becomes a tourist attraction.

Which literary device is used when Nora describes the garden as a 'paradise' in Seedfolks?

• A) Simile

• B) Metaphor

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

What challenge does Nora face while helping Mr. Myles in Seedfolks?

• A) Finding the right plants for him to grow.

• B) Communicating with him due to his hearing loss.

• C) Transporting him to the garden.

• D) Convincing him to participate in the garden.

What motivates Nora to help Mr. Myles in Seedfolks?

• A) Her love for gardening.

• B) Her desire to connect with the community.

• C) Her professional duty as a nurse.

• D) Her friendship with Mr. Myles.

In Seedfolks, what does Nora learn from her experience in the garden?

• A) Gardening techniques.

• B) The importance of community and connection.

• C) The history of the neighborhood.

• D) How to grow specific plants.