2. What does the narrator of 'Music' think is accountable for the music?
(a) The history.
(b) The memory.
(c) The ears.
(d) The heart.

3. What provides spiritual honey to the narrator of 'May'?
(a) The rain.
(b) The coming spring.
(c) The blossoms.
(d) The hum of the bees.

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

5. What does the narrator of 'Blossom' say death is a state of?
(a) Being.
(b) Paralysis.
(c) Necessity.
(d) Sleep.

6. What does the narrator of 'White Night' compare the coming morning to?
(a) An open shutter.
(b) A hurricane.
(c) A glass shattering.
(d) A chaotic ending.

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

8. What does the narrator of 'The Sea' call the sea?
(a) Her sanctuary.
(b) The illustration of her soul.
(c) The birthplace of her best thoughts.
(d) Her dream house.

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

10. What chops at people like an iron hoe in 'Blossom'?
(a) Time.
(b) Nature.
(c) Seasons.
(d) Relationships.

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

12. Why does the narrator say humpbacks sing?
(a) For reasons man cannot understand.
(b) All of these.
(c) To communicate their desires.
(d) To show their inner-beauty.

13. In 'Fish', what does the fish refuse to do?
(a) Bite the hook.
(b) Leave its cave.
(c) Release the hook.
(d) Die quietly.

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

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