3. How many beds will there be at the resting place in Up-Hill?
(a) Just one.
(b) An infinite amount.
(c) Enough for everyone.
(d) Only a few.

4. Where does the poem's first (or only) speaker have power in A Bruised Reed Shall He Not Break?
(a) In earth and heaven above.
(b) In the hearts of all.
(c) On earth.
(d) Only in heaven above.

5. Whose blood stands between the speaker and her lover in The Convent Threshold?
(a) Mother's.
(b) Uncle's.
(c) Father's.
(d) Child's.

6. What does the speaker command to sing in the third stanza of The First Spring Day?
(a) The nightingale.
(b) The robin.
(c) Hope.
(d) Spring.

7. To what does the speaker lament the giving of the peace of all the days she has to live in the fourth stanza of A Pause of Thought?
(a) An empty name.
(b) An empty love.
(c) An empty man.
(d) An empty suit.

8. What can the bowl in the third stanza of A Better Resurrection literally not hold?
(a) The wine of life.
(b) The love of God.
(c) A drop of water.
(d) A cluster of grapes.

9. What is the first speaker in The Three Enemies doing to the second speaker in each stanza?
(a) Wooing.
(b) Cajoling.
(c) Joking.
(d) Tempting.

10. To what does the speaker compare her life in the second stanza of A Better Resurrection?
(a) A stone.
(b) A church.
(c) A tomb.
(d) A frozen thing.

11. The speaker's mother was told of the speaker's what in Sister Maude?
(a) Sloth.
(b) Fear.
(c) Child.
(d) Shame.

12. What sort of poem is The World?
(a) A sonnet.
(b) An epic.
(c) A limerick.
(d) A villanelle.

13. Who is at the resting place of the speaker in Up-Hill?
(a) Her family.
(b) Her enemies.
(c) Other travelers.
(d) No one.

14. Of which of the following is man NOT compared to in his being "tossed to and fro" in The One Certainty?
(a) Hope.
(b) Dew.
(c) Wind.
(d) Grass.

15. In the second stanza of Another Spring, the speaker says she would find music in which of the following?
(a) Waves.
(b) Evening.
(c) Hail.
(d) Market.