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Garden of Happiness - Quiz
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  • 1. Our car _________ on the ice, but luckily, we were able to stop safely.
A) haze
B) mural
C) inhaled
D) skidded
  • 2. I _____________ deeply when my mother took a freshly baked loaf of bread from the oven.
A) venture
B) haze
C) inhaled
D) lavender
  • 3. The color __________ is a light shade of purple.
A) lavender
B) red
C) mural
D) yellow
  • 4. The _________ that filled the sky made it hard to see the mountains.
A) skidded
B) lavender
C) haze
D) mural
  • 5. In our city, each school painted a ___________ on the side of a building.
A) inhaled
B) mural
C) lavender
D) skidded
  • 6. Most of the story takes place in ______________.
A) a vacant lot
B) an apartment building
C) a garage
D) Marisol's home
  • 7. Neighbors on Marisol's clock clear an empty lot so they can __________.
A) plant a garden
B) have a street festival
C) meet there
D) have a party
  • 8. Why can't Marisol have a garden plot like the other people have?
A) She didn't help clean up the vacant lot
B) She doesn't know what to plant
C) Teenagers are painting a mural
D) All the land is divided up
  • 9. How does Marisol feel when she finds a patch of soil for her garden?
A) annoyed that she cannot have a larger plot
B) disappointed because it's so small
C) no longer interested in gardening
D) Very happy to have a little space for herself
  • 10. What problem does Marisol have with her garden?
A) She is working with a very small area
B) She has to learn how to plant things
C) She can't find time to work on her garden
D) She needs to find something to plant
  • 11. What problem does Marisol share with the teenagers?
A) They wanted to play instead of working
B) No one liked planting
C) None of them knew exactly what to do with their project
D) No one had money
  • 12. To solve her problem, Marisol ____________.
A) decides that the space is too small, and gives up
B) takes a big fat seed from the pigeons
C) asks Mrs. Rodriguez for more space
D) asks Mr. Castro for one of his seedlings
  • 13. Marisol often sees Mr. Ortiz in his plot, resting in a chair. In this selection, plot means ____________.
A) a small area planted with vegetables
B) a secret evil plan
C) a small piece of land in a cemetery
D) the main events in a story
  • 14. For a long time, Marisol did not know _____________.
A) if she'd taking care of her plant the right way.
B) what kind of seed she had planted
C) what the other neighbors had planted
D) how she will water her plant
  • 15. What does Marisol learn about sunflowers?
A) The sunflower seeds taste good.
B) Sunflowers grow in many places around the world
C) Sunflowers are considered weeds.
D) Sunflowers only grow in Mexico.
  • 16. How does the sunflower affect the neighborhood?
A) People climb up on it.
B) It spreads seed everywhere.
C) It makes people happy.
D) It attracts bees.
  • 17. Marisol is sad toward the end of the story because ______________.
A) her friends never come back to the garden
B) her sunflower begins to wither and die
C) she falls down in the garden and gets hurt
D) she doesn't have beans or tomatoes to eat anymore
  • 18. Why is the garden called The Garden of Happiness?
A) Everyone thinks that a happy garden name will somehow make the vegetables grow huge.
B) No one can be sad in such a pretty place.
C) It makes everyone happy to grow and raise vegetables there.
D) It is a good name for an empty lot.
  • 19. What does Mrs. Rodriguez explain to Marisol about the sunflower?
A) She explains that the flower is dying, and that she can collect the seeds for next year.
B) She explains how to multiply using the area model, because she actually understands it.
C) She explains what the teenagers will be painting on the mural.
D) She explains how to make salsa.
  • 20. Why does everyone call Marisol to the street?
A) Because it's her birthday.
B) To show her the mural.
C) To play a trick on her.
D) To get her to move her car which is parked illegally.
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