Seedfolks Chapter 10: Nora Quiz

What motivates Nora to start gardening in Chapter 10 of Seedfolks?

• She wants to grow vegetables for her cooking.

• She is inspired by the community coming together.

• She wants to improve the view from her window.

• She is doing it for Mr. Myles, a patient she cares for.

How does Nora's profession influence her actions in the garden?

• As a teacher, she educates others about plants.

• As a nurse, she sees the garden as a form of therapy.

• As a chef, she is interested in growing herbs.

• As an artist, she focuses on the aesthetic of her garden plot.

What is Nora's relationship with Mr. Myles?

• He is her neighbor.

• He is her patient.

• He is her family member.

• He is her friend.

How does Nora's garden plot compare to those of other characters in terms of its purpose?

• It is more focused on beauty than productivity.

• It is solely for therapeutic purposes, unlike others who garden for food or community.

• It is the largest and most diverse garden plot.

• It is the only plot that incorporates elements of physical rehabilitation.

What inference can be made about Nora's personality based on her actions in Chapter 10?

• She is self-centered and indifferent to others.

• She is compassionate and caring towards others.

• She is competitive and wants to have the best garden.

• She is disorganized and lacks focus.

What ethnicity is Nora?

• American

• Jamaican

• British

• Canadian

What does Nora hope to achieve by gardening for Mr. Myles?

• She hopes to win a gardening competition.

• She wants to make the neighborhood look better.

• She aims to improve Mr. Myles' physical and mental health.

• She is looking for a new hobby for herself.

How does Nora help Mr. Myles be a part of the community garden?

• She helps him plant flowers in a barrel so that he can reach.

• Mr. Myles tells her what to do as she plants the flowers.

• She carefully helps Mr. Myles out of his wheelchair to plant flowers on the ground

• She just pushes him around in his wheelchair around the garden

What can be inferred about the garden's impact on Mr. Myles based on Nora's observations?

• It has no significant impact on him.

• It worsens his condition.

• It brings him joy and improves his health.

• It confuses him and makes him anxious.

How did the rain bring people together in the garden?

• They all worked together to gather the rain water for their garden

• They all ran under the awning where they started to talk to one another

• They all got wet from the rain

• Everyone was happy that they were getting water for their plants