Seedfolks Quiz

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Why is Ana angry with herself when she sees what Kim is really doing? (from Kim, Ana, and Wendell)

Ana feels as if she has invaded Kim's privacy when she sees that the girl buried incense sticks as an offering to her deceased father.

Ana realizes that she should have called the police to deal with Kim's activities instead of trying to deal with them herself.

Ana realizes how much trust she has lost in people when she sees that Kim is trying to grow vegetables.

Ana realizes she should have asked Kim in person what she was doing instead of being nosey.

Why does Virgil's father want to grow baby lettuce? (from Virgil, Sae Young, and Curtis)

Virgil's father has heard baby lettuce is the easiest to grow.

Virgil's father has heard that baby lettuce grows quickly.

Virgil's father has heard he can earn the most money from that type of lettuce.

Virgil's father plans to open a restaurant and serve fancy salads.

Why does Nora create a raised bed for Mr. Myles to plant seeds? (from Nora and Maricela)

Nora fears that if Mr. Myles kneels to plant seeds or weed, she will not be strong enough to help him back up.

Mr. Myles is unable to stoop to ground level.

Mr. Myles is in a wheelchair.

Mr. Myles cannot bend because he wears a back brace.

Why does Maricela think that people hate her? (from Nora and Maricela)

Because she wants to have a miscarriage.

Because she is Mexican, a teenager, and pregnant.

Because she is Catholic.

Because she is growing Swiss chard in the garden.

Why does Amir discard the preconceived notions he had about Polish people because of the garden? (from Amir and Florence)

Amir meets a Polish woman who works the garden plot next to his who will not even thin her carrots because it reminds her of the unfair conditions in the concentration camps.

Amir did not discard his preconceived notions about the Polish.

Amir meets a Polish woman in the gardens who says that she does not like cabbage.

Amir realizes the rumors he has heard about the Polish being unintelligent are not true when he meets a Polish lady in person.