2. What makes the narrator of 'Fish' and the fish one?
(a) When she releases it to the ocean.
(b) When she eats it.
(c) When it bites her.
(d) When she watches it die.

3. In 'Blackwater Woods', what is on the other side of the black river of loss?
(a) Joy.
(b) Experience.
(c) Salvation.
(d) Humility.

4. What kind of life would the narrator of 'The Meeting' like to live?
(a) A wild life.
(b) A busy life.
(c) A calm life.
(d) A natural life.

5. What rubs its hands all over the narrator in 'Spring'?
(a) The dog.
(b) The rain.
(c) The Spring.
(d) The mist.

6. What does the listener drown in in 'Music'?
(a) The pleasure.
(b) The mystery.
(c) The music.
(d) The river.

7. What are seen drinking at the Great Pond?
(a) Herons.
(b) Ducks.
(c) All of these.
(d) Deer.

8. Who pushes packed leaves in 'Spring'?
(a) A mouse.
(b) The narrator's dog.
(c) A squirrel.
(d) The narrator's rake.

9. What storms in 'May'?
(a) Feathers.
(b) Leaves.
(c) Blossoms.
(d) Rain.

10. What is the narrator doing in 'White Night'?
(a) Floating.
(b) Sleeping.
(c) Writing.
(d) Eating.

11. What do the trees in the 'Blackwater Woods' turn themselves into?
(a) Santuaries.
(b) Castle towers.
(c) Pillars of light.
(d) Guardians.

12. What does the narrator of 'White Night' compare the muskrat's house to?
(a) A cave.
(b) A tent.
(c) A castle.
(d) An apartment.

13. What holds the Bluefish quietly?
(a) The sea.
(b) The minnows.
(c) The glass.
(d) The sky.

14. What does the narrator feel inside her at the end of 'Fish'?
(a) The fish.
(b) Blood.
(c) The sea.
(d) Guilt.

15. What is the animal in 'Happiness' doing?
(a) Caring for her children.
(b) Looking for food.
(c) Soaring in the sky.
(d) Mating.