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Seedfolks

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

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Class
Date
1.

Where does Kim live?

a)

Cleveland, in an apartment.

b)

New York, in a house.

c)

Los Angeles, in a condo.

d)

Chicago, in a studio.

2.

What is the importance of the character Kim in Seedfolks?

a)

She represents the theme of connection and the impact of loss.

b)

She symbolizes the struggle for survival in urban environments.

c)

She illustrates the challenges of immigrant life in America.

d)

She embodies the spirit of community gardening and its benefits.

3.

What is the significance of the vacant lot?

a)

It is a place where Kim can create something beautiful and connect with her father.

b)

It serves as a parking space for the neighborhood.

c)

It is a site for community events and gatherings.

d)

It is a location for a new shopping center.

4.

What emotions does Kim experience in Chapter 1?

a)

Joy, excitement, and fear.

b)

Sadness, longing, and hope.

c)

Anger, frustration, and despair.

d)

Confusion, indifference, and apathy.

5.

How does Kim's background influence her actions?

a)

Her Vietnamese heritage and her father's absence shape her desire to plant seeds.

b)

She is motivated by her desire to travel the world.

c)

Her background has no impact on her actions.

d)

She is influenced by her friends' opinions.

6.

What does Kim hope to achieve by planting seeds?

a)

She hopes to create a garden and feel closer to her father.

b)

She wants to grow vegetables for her family.

c)

She aims to win a gardening competition.

d)

She plans to sell flowers at the market.

7.

Why does Kim feel sad?

a)

Her father died before she was born and she never knew him.

b)

She lost her favorite toy.

c)

She failed an important exam.

d)

Her best friend moved away.

8.

How does Kim's action of planting seeds affect her?

a)

It helps her cope with her feelings of loss.

b)

It makes her feel more isolated.

c)

It distracts her from her responsibilities.

d)

It increases her anxiety about the future.

9.

What role does the community play in Kim's story?

a)

The community helps her find a job.

b)

The community becomes a part of her journey as she plants seeds.

c)

The community ignores her efforts.

d)

The community provides financial support for her education.

10.

What is the main theme of Chapter 1 in Seedfolks?

a)

The theme of loss and the desire for connection.

b)

The importance of friendship and teamwork.

c)

The struggle for survival in a harsh environment.

d)

The journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

11.

What is the setting of Seedfolks Chapter 1?

a)

A vacant lot in Cleveland.

b)

A bustling city park in New York.

c)

A quiet suburban neighborhood in Chicago.

d)

An abandoned warehouse in Detroit.

12.

What does planting seeds symbolize for Kim?

a)

A new beginning and adventure.

b)

Hope and a connection to her father.

c)

A way to forget the past.

d)

A sign of wealth and prosperity.

13.

Where does Kim plant the seeds?

a)

In the vacant lot.

b)

In her backyard.

c)

At the community garden.

d)

On the rooftop.

14.

Who is Kim?

a)

A 9-year-old girl from Vietnam.

b)

A famous singer from South Korea.

c)

A character in a popular novel.

d)

A historical figure from Japan.

15.

How does the author convey Kim's feelings?

a)

Through her thoughts and actions related to planting seeds.

b)

By describing her interactions with other characters.

c)

Through vivid imagery of the landscape.

d)

By using dialogue to express her emotions.