"Seedfolks" by Paul Fleischman Chapter 2 Flashcard

Front

Why did Ana continue to participate in the garden after discovering that nothing Kim planted was illegal?

Back

She felt guilty about digging up Kim's lima beans so she continued to tend for them.

Front

What literary device is in this quote? 'Gibb Street became the line between the blacks and the whites, like a border between countries.' (Fleischman 6, lines 14-16)

Back

Simile

Front

What literary device is in this quote? 'The next moment, she disappeared like a rabbit.' (Fleischman 8, lines 7-8)

Back

Simile

Front

Define 'Simile'.

Back

A figure of speech that compares two different things using the words 'like' or 'as'.

Front

What is the significance of community gardens in 'Seedfolks'?

Back

They serve as a symbol of unity, diversity, and the power of collaboration among different cultures.

Front

Identify a theme in 'Seedfolks'.

Back

The importance of community and connection among people from different backgrounds.

Front

What role does Ana play in the garden?

Back

She acts as a caretaker, feeling responsible for the plants and the community.

Front

Explain the impact of Kim's actions on the community garden.

Back

Kim's planting of lima beans initiates the transformation of the vacant lot into a community space.

Front

What does the garden represent in the context of the story?

Back

It represents hope, growth, and the potential for change in the community.

Front

How does the author use character perspectives in 'Seedfolks'?

Back

Each chapter is told from the perspective of a different character, showcasing diverse viewpoints and experiences.