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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Ana think that Kim is doing something wrong when she sees her digging in the vacant lot? (from Kim, Ana, and Wendell)

Ana has watched children and adults bury illegal things in the lot before.

Ana has lived in the neighborhood long enough to believe no one has good intentions.

Ana does not make assumptions about what Kim is doing.

Ana has heard that Kim is a troublemaker.

2.

Why does Gonzalo come to respect his Tío Juan? (from Gonzalo, Leona, and Sam)

Gonzalo learns Juan's dialect and is able to talk to him about farming.

Gonzalo never comes to realize that Tío Juan is anything but a man who acts like a baby.

Gonzalo's mother tells him that Tío Juan knows everything about farming.

Tío Juan shows Gonzalo in the garden that he knows everything about planting and growing food.

3.

Why does Maricela feel comfortable talking to Leona? (from Nora and Maricela)

Leona knows that Maricela is looking for a way to miscarry her baby.

Leona knows that Maricela does not want to be pregnant.

Leona knows that Maricela hates working in the garden.

Leona is a pregnant teen as well.

4.

Why does Florence call the people who start the first garden adjacent to Gibb Street seedfolk? (from Amir and Florence)

Florence calls them seedfolk because their relationships developed because of seeds.

To Florence, the word seedfolk refers to the people who start a project.

Florence overhears the terms seedfolk from someone in the garden and decides to adopt the term.

Florence does not refer to the people who work the garden as seedfolk.

5.

Why does Sam reason that people continue to throw trash into the vacant lot even after it is cleaned up? (from Gonzalo, Leona, and Sam)

Sam believes the people are just too lazy to dispose of their trash properly.

Sam believes the people do not really want the vacant lot to be a thing of beauty.

Sam believes that people can not break the habits they have developed.

Sam believes the people can not afford to pay for public trash collection.

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