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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does the story end with the image of Kim planting lima beans? (from Amir and Florence)

The author wants the reader to know that the garden lasted only one year.

The author wants to reader to know that Kim is still looking for her father's approval.

The story does not end with Kim planting her lima beans because Kim and her family moved away.

The garden began with Kim and her lima beans so Kim's act of planting again bring the story full circle.

2.

Why does Maricela feel comfortable talking to Leona? (from Nora and Maricela)

Leona knows that Maricela is looking for a way to miscarry her baby.

Leona knows that Maricela does not want to be pregnant.

Leona knows that Maricela hates working in the garden.

Leona is a pregnant teen as well.

3.

Why did Sae Young stop enjoying being around people? (from Virgil, Sae Young, and Curtis)

Sae Young became afraid of people after her husband died.

Sae Young became afraid of people after she was robbed at gunpoint.

Sae Young became afraid of people because her English was broken.

Sae Young never became afraid of people.

4.

Why does Wendell not like when his phone rings? (from Kim, Ana, and Wendell)

Wendell gets many calls from debt collectors.

The ringing phone reminds him of the air raid sirens.

It was a ringing phone that gave him the news of the deaths of his son and his wife.

Wendell does not like to talk to people.

5.

Why does Gonzalo come to respect his Tío Juan? (from Gonzalo, Leona, and Sam)

Gonzalo never comes to realize that Tío Juan is anything but a man who acts like a baby.

Tío Juan shows Gonzalo in the garden that he knows everything about planting and growing food.

Gonzalo learns Juan's dialect and is able to talk to him about farming.

Gonzalo's mother tells him that Tío Juan knows everything about farming.

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