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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "The Trees," what does the narrator say the greenness of the leaves is?
(a) A sigh of relief.
(b) A kind of grief.
(c) A kind of sheath.
(d) A type of leaf.

2. What types of games are long gone in the poem "Cut Grass"?
(a) Cattle roping.
(b) Bird watching.
(c) Cattle auctions.
(d) Horseraces.

3. What question does the narrator ask in "This Was Your Place of Birth"?
(a) "Are you lonesome tonight?"
(b) "Are you fate, or fate's fading light?"
(c) "Are you prepared for what the night will bring?"
(d) "Are you the bell ringing in the distance?"

4. In the poem "The Old Fools," what question is asked at the end of the first stanza?
(a) How are they so old?
(b) How can they implore it?
(c) How can they ignore it?
(d) Why aren't they screaming?

5. In the poem "Toads," what does the toad represent?
(a) Ungracious people.
(b) The animal, the toad.
(c) Work.
(d) Old men.

Short Answer Questions

1. What object is the poem "Forget What Did" centered around?

2. In the poem "To the Sea," for what does the narrator search the sand?

3. What animal is mentioned in the poem "At Grass"?

4. How many parts compose "The North Ship"?

5. In the poem "Dockery and Son," what does the narrator eat?

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