Florence Seedfolks

Who is Sam in Seedfolks ? Pick the answer that describes Sam the most.

• Sam is a grown up.

• He's a man.

• Sam is a 78 Jewish man who started a contest to salve the water problem.

What is the main theme of "Seedfolks"?

• The importance of technology

• The power of community and diversity

• The struggle for survival

• The impact of climate change

How does the garden impact the neighborhood in "Seedfolks"?

• It causes disputes among neighbors

• It becomes a place of crime

• It brings the community together

• It is ignored by most residents

What is the primary setting of the book "Seedfolks"?

• A rural farm

• An urban community garden

• A suburban park

• A school playground

Who is the character that reflects on the garden's impact at the end of the book?

• Kim

• Florence

• Curtis

• Sam

How does Sae Young's perspective on the vacant lot change over time?

• From fear and danger to hope and opportunity

• From indifference to apathy

• From optimism to pessimism

• From excitement to joy

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Which of the following are themes from Seedfolks? Choose 3.

• We should all respect each other, regardless of race or ethnicity.

• One small act can make a big, positive change.

• A neighborhood will not change, no matter what you do.

• Change is impossible

• Be kind to others because you never know what struggles they face.

What role does Florence play in the book 'Seedfolks'?

• A) She is the first person to plant in the garden.

• B) She reflects on the garden's impact at the end.

• C) She organizes community events in the garden.

• D) She is a child who learns about gardening.

Which literary device is used when Florence describes the garden as a 'seedfolks'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

What is the significance of Florence's perspective in 'Seedfolks'?

• A) It shows the garden's impact on the younger generation.

• B) It highlights the historical context of the neighborhood.

• C) It provides a reflective and unifying view of the community.

• D) It focuses on the technical aspects of gardening.