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Compare and Contrast From Seedfolks Lesson 2

Quiz by MARCUS BECKWITH

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  • Q1
    What is a key role of the garden in the community as depicted in Seedfolks?
    It is used primarily for growing vegetables for profit.
    It is a hidden area meant for solitude.
    It represents a place where only children play.
    It serves as a place for different people to come together and build relationships.
    30s
  • Q2
    Which two characters could be compared to illustrate the theme of community in Seedfolks?
    Virgil and his father
    Leona and Sam
    Gonzalo and his cousin
    Ana and the garden
    30s
  • Q3
    How does Virgil's perspective on the garden differ from Leona's in Seedfolks?
    Virgil wants to keep the garden a secret, but Leona wants to share it with everyone.
    Virgil sees the garden as a place to grow profitable vegetables, while Leona views it as a way to unite the community.
    Virgil thinks the garden is unimportant, while Leona believes it is essential for survival.
    Virgil wants to destroy the garden, whereas Leona wishes to expand it.
    30s
  • Q4
    What does Sam contribute to the community garden that reflects his character in Seedfolks?
    He prefers to work alone and avoids interacting with others.
    He organizes events and brings people together to share stories.
    He focuses solely on selling the vegetables for profit.
    He plants only flowers to make the garden beautiful.
    30s
  • Q5
    In Seedfolks, what lesson can be learned from the interactions between different characters in the garden?
    People from different backgrounds should keep to themselves.
    Gardening is only important for personal gain.
    Competition is more important than collaboration in a community.
    Diverse backgrounds can lead to a stronger community when people work together.
    30s
  • Q6
    Which character in Seedfolks demonstrates determination by overcoming challenges in the garden?
    Virgil
    Sam
    Leona
    Ana
    30s
  • Q7
    What aspect of the garden reflects the hopes and dreams of the characters in Seedfolks?
    It is a reminder of their past failures.
    It is merely a source of food with no emotional significance.
    It represents a place where conflict occurs between neighbors.
    It symbolizes the potential for growth and change in their lives.
    30s
  • Q8
    How do the characters in Seedfolks show their personal growth through their involvement in the garden?
    They ignore one another and work in isolation.
    They only focus on individual success in growing plants.
    They argue about how to use the garden space.
    They develop friendships and learn to cooperate with one another.
    30s
  • Q9
    What role do the plants in the garden play in the development of the characters in Seedfolks?
    They have no impact on the characters' lives.
    They serve as a catalyst for personal transformation and community bonding.
    They are only obstacles for the characters to deal with.
    They are used solely for decoration.
    30s
  • Q10
    In Seedfolks, how does Ana's character help to highlight the theme of community in the garden?
    She primarily focuses on her own gardening without concern for others.
    She fosters connections by observing and engaging with her neighbors as they work.
    She criticizes the garden and its purpose.
    She avoids interacting with the other gardeners.
    30s
  • Q11
    In the excerpts from Seedfolks, what does the garden symbolize for the community?
    A forgotten space
    A source of conflict
    A place of unity and growth
    A place for competition
    30s
  • Q12
    Which two characters can be compared for their contributions to the garden in Seedfolks?
    Leona and Virgil
    Sam and a plant
    Sam and Leona
    Virgil and Sam
    30s
  • Q13
    How does Leona's character show determination in Seedfolks?
    She neglects the garden
    She hides from her neighbors
    She organizes a cleanup for the vacant lot
    She only focuses on her own plants
    30s
  • Q14
    What is one way Sam's character contributes to the community in Seedfolks?
    He brings people together to share stories
    He avoids interaction with others
    He complains about the garden
    He plants only for himself
    30s
  • Q15
    What key theme is represented by the characters' interactions in the Seedfolks garden?
    Community and cooperation
    Competition and greed
    Indifference and neglect
    Isolation and conflict
    30s

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