Nora Seedfolks

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.

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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.

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What is the primary reason Nora decides to start gardening in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) To grow her own food

• B) To beautify the neighborhood

• C) To help Mr. Myles engage in an activity

• D) To compete with other gardeners

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In 'Seedfolks', how does Nora's approach to gardening differ from others?

• A) She uses only organic seeds

• B) She focuses on therapeutic benefits

• C) She plants only flowers

• D) She gardens at night

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What literary device is used when describing Nora's thoughts about the garden in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

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Which of the following best describes Nora's character in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) Competitive and aggressive

• B) Caring and compassionate

• C) Indifferent and aloof

• D) Shy and reserved

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

• A) To win a gardening contest

• B) To improve his physical health

• C) To teach him about plants

• D) To make new friends

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How does the author of 'Seedfolks' use Nora's character to convey a theme?

• A) By showing her competitive nature

• B) By highlighting her nurturing qualities

• C) By focusing on her loneliness

• D) By emphasizing her wealth

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What is a significant challenge Nora faces in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) Lack of gardening tools

• B) Mr. Myles' health issues

• C) Unfriendly neighbors

• D) Poor soil quality

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Which sentence best captures Nora's perspective on community gardening in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) 'It's a competition to see who grows the best.'

• B) 'It's a way to connect and heal.'

• C) 'It's a waste of time and effort.'

• D) 'It's a solitary pursuit.'

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