Marigolds

The Antagonist in "Marigolds" is....________

• Joey

• Lizabeth

• Mrs. Lottie

• John Burke

Eugenia Collier, the author of "Marigolds," chose to write this story in first-person point of view. How does this choice impact the reader?

• The reader gets a more in-depth understanding of the narrator's thoughts and emotions.

• The reader gets a more in-depth understanding of the thoughts and emotions of all the characters in the story.

• The reader learns about the setting, plot, and characters through the eyes of multiple characters.

• The reading experience is not impacted by the author's choice of narrative point of view.

The narrator of the story is _____.

• Ms. Lottie

• Lizabeth

• John

• Ms. Strangesworth

In which season does the narrator vividly recall the dust and the marigolds?

​ (a)  

• Summer

• Spring

• Fall

• Winter

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CCSS:

RL.9-10.4

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.9-10.4

The setting of "Marigolds" is set in rural ______.

• Wisconsin

• Michigan

• Maryland

• Ohio

What emotions does the memory of Miss Lottie's marigolds evoke in the narrator?

• Nostalgia, Joy, and Rage

• Happiness and excitement

• Sadness and fear

• Indifference and boredom

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CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.9-10.4

Ms. Lottie grew the marigolds in order to _____.

• Make neighbor's jealous

• Sell them

• Earn respect

• Create a small patch of beauty and Hope

Why did the children hate the marigolds so much?

• They were too costly.

• They were confusing.

• They were a hassle to take care of.

• They were invasive plants.

When the narrator ends her story saying, "And I too have planted 'marigolds' ..." She is referring to 'marigolds' as _____.

• Flowers

• Symbols of hope

• Symbols of regret

• Symbols of poverty

The protagonist in "Marigolds" is....________

• A) Joey

• B) Lizabeth

• C) Mrs. Lottie

• D) John Burke