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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Which of these words does the narrator use to describe the rain in 'Spring'?
(a) All of these.
(b) Clean.
(c) Pale.
(d) Soft.

3. What color is the creature described in the second part of 'Little Sister Pond'?
(a) Golden.
(b) White.
(c) Blue.
(d) Gray.

4. How does the narrator describe her thoughts in the third part of 'Little Sister Pond'?
(a) Light.
(b) Illuminating.
(c) Gentle.
(d) Heavy.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What would make a paradise for the narrator of 'The Sea'?

2. Where did the narrator of' Music' first hear the music?

3. How many snakes are seen by the narrator in 'The Snakes'?

4. Where are the packed leaves pushed in 'Spring'?

5. What is described in the second part of 'Little Sister Pond'?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the narrator of 'Morning at Great Pond' say the coming morning renews in her at the Great Pond?

2. What happens in the sixth part of 'Little Sister Pond'?

3. What does the narrator in 'Something' learn the worth of after her lover dies?

4. What does the narrator of 'Tecumseh' say is worse than risking death?

5. What does the narrator do in the second part of 'The Garden'?

6. What is the narrator's head full of in 'Blackberries'?

7. What does the narrator of 'The Roses' compare the blooming of the roses to?

8. What is the first big question asked of the reader in 'Tecumseh'?

9. What is the question asked at the end of 'The Garden'?

10. What does the narrator of 'Little Sister Pond' compare the moon to?

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