2. What does the narrator of 'Music' compare the body to?
(a) A sweet forest glade.
(b) A musical stanza.
(c) A honey locust tree.
(d) A prop for ears.

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

4. What does the listener in 'Music' do?
(a) All of these.
(b) Listen.
(c) Stand as still as possible.
(d) Follow her.

5. What does the narrator of 'Music' make music with?
(a) A flute.
(b) A drum.
(c) Some reeds.
(d) Her voice.

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

7. What begins the day in 'Morning at Great Pond'?
(a) The squeak of a door.
(b) Screeches of birds.
(c) Forks of light.
(d) Memories of dreams.

8. What does the narrator of 'Bluefish' compare the Bluefish to?
(a) Ghosts.
(b) Angels.
(c) Demons.
(d) Fairies.

9. What does the narrator of 'The Snakes' compare the snakes to?
(a) Leaves on the breeze.
(b) A choral piece.
(c) A matched team.
(d) All of these.

10. What does the narrator of 'Blackwater Woods' say a man must love?
(a) Himself.
(b) Others.
(c) Mortality.
(d) God.

11. What kind of nuggets are found in 'Spring'?
(a) Joy.
(b) Growth.
(c) Pleasure.
(d) Passage.

12. What does the narrator of 'The Honey Tree' compare herself to as she climb's the honey tree?
(a) A bear.
(b) All of these.
(c) A snake.
(d) A bee.

13. What does the narrator of 'Bluefish' think the earth does before it becomes Heaven?
(a) Tumbles.
(b) Mists.
(c) Melts.
(d) Floats.

14. What does the narrator spend time looking at in the third part of 'Little Sister Pond'?
(a) The clouds.
(b) A man.
(c) Books.
(d) The water.

15. What swims in everyone in 'Blossom'?
(a) The moon.
(b) The Earth.
(c) The sun.
(d) The stars.