Seedfolks Virgil

How does Virgil's relationship with his father change throughout the chapter?

• They become estranged due to constant disagreements

• They grow closer as they work on the garden together

• There is no significant change in their relationship

• Virgil starts to see his father as a role model

How does Virgil feel about his father's plan?

• Excited and hopeful.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Skeptical but supportive.

• Embarrassed and reluctant.

What challenge do Virgil and his father face in their gardening endeavor?

• The soil is too hard to dig.

• They don't have enough water for the plants.

• The seeds they plant do not grow.

• They have trouble finding a spot in the garden.

How does the community garden project affect Virgil's relationship with his father?

• It causes tension and arguments between them.

• It brings them closer together.

• It makes Virgil resent his father.

• It has no effect on their relationship.

What does the act of gardening symbolize in this chapter?

• The struggle for survival.

• The importance of family.

• The pursuit of the American Dream.

• The connection to nature.

Which textual evidence best supports the theme of hope in Chapter 7?

• Virgil's father's decision to plant tomatoes despite the challenges.

• The description of the garden as a place of beauty.

• Virgil's skepticism about the garden project.

• The community's initial reluctance to accept Virgil and his father.

What lesson does Virgil learn from the gardening experience?

• Hard work always pays off.

• Success requires patience and perseverance.

• It's important to have realistic expectations.

• Family should always come first.

What is the primary theme explored in Virgil's chapter in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) The importance of community

• B) The challenges of immigration

• C) The bond between father and son

• D) The struggle for personal identity

Which literary device is predominantly used in Virgil's narrative in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Irony

How does Virgil's perspective on gardening change throughout his chapter?

• A) He becomes more disinterested as time goes on

• B) He grows more enthusiastic and involved

• C) He remains indifferent throughout

• D) He becomes frustrated and gives up