2. How does Ana measure the passing time in her neighborhood?
(a) By the length of grass in the yard.
(b) By the amount of garbage in the lot.
(c) By the price of her rent.
(d) By the race and heritage of people moving in and out.

3. Who is Garcia?
(a) Gonzalo's father.
(b) Gonzalo’s teacher.
(c) Gonzalo's uncle.
(d) Gonzalo’s family.

4. Why was Tio Juan distraught?
(a) He works too hard.
(b) He is bored.
(c) He has no family.
(d) He is insane.

5. What lake can Ana see?
(a) Lake Placid.
(b) Lake Ontario.
(c) Lake Erie.
(d) Lake Riha.

6. What does Ana do with the object she dug up?
(a) Eats it.
(b) Replants it.
(c) Pawn it.
(d) Takes it to the police.

7. Who helps Sam with his water?
(a) A third grader.
(b) An older woman.
(c) An old man.
(d) A teenager.

8. What does Sam note at the end of his Chapter about the garden?
(a) It is a waste of time.
(b) It is turning from Eden back into Cleveland.
(c) It is turning from Cleveland into Eden.
(d) It is a safe haven.

9. What type of neighborhood is Ana’s?
(a) White collar.
(b) Working class.
(c) Impoverished.
(d) Elitist.

10. What does Gonzalo hope as he helps Tio Juan?
(a) That everyone notices.
(b) That no one sees him.
(c) That Tio Juan is happy.
(d) That Tio Juan knows what he is doing.

11. What does Leona notice about the “vacant” lot?
(a) It has dangerous people in it.
(b) Planting in the hard soil is difficult.
(c) It is filled with bugs.
(d) It has heaps of trash.

12. What has Kim done to her own plants in the chapter “Wendell”?
(a) Removed them.
(b) Ringed them with dirt.
(c) Trimmed them.
(d) Killed them.

13. When was the last time Sam had a garden?
(a) He was a child.
(b) He was newly married.
(c) He was still in college.
(d) He has never had a garden.

14. Why does Wendell say the beans were lucky to have lived?
(a) The ground was too dry.
(b) Kim planted them too early.
(c) The ground was too hard.
(d) Kim planted them too late.

15. What language does Tio Juan speak?
(a) English.
(b) French.
(c) Spanish.
(d) An Indian language.