2. In "Lighthouse," what have we lost sight of even though we have never met?
(a) The stars.
(b) The moon.
(c) The sun.
(d) Each other.

3. In "School's Out," what does Gorman warn to beware of?
(a) Women with heels.
(b) The Ides of March.
(c) Wind.
(d) Men who kill.

4. In "Fugue," what are handshakes and hugs like?
(a) Gifts.
(b) Lovers.
(c) Faults.
(d) Friends.

5. In "Pre-Memory," how does every memory start?
(a) By knowing thyself.
(b) By poking a scar until it speaks.
(c) By finding a carwash.
(d) By finding a tree.

6. In "Pan," what does pandemic mean?
(a) All water.
(b) All people.
(c) All life.
(d) All trees.

7. In "Every Day We Are Learning," what can we not possess without practicing it?
(a) Love.
(b) Hate.
(c) Fear.
(d) Hope.

8. In "Lighthouse," what is no human to us in the last line?
(a) A friend.
(b) A lover.
(c) A winner.
(d) A stranger.

9. In "At First," what are our sentences as stilted as?
(a) A frog.
(b) A phone.
(c) A walk.
(d) A telegram.

10. In "Another Nautical," what do we forget, like the water?
(a) Friends.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Men.
(d) Workers.

11. In "Memorial," what do we do when we tell a story?
(a) Finding community.
(b) Hearing ourselves.
(c) Honoring a relative.
(d) Living memory.

12. In "School's Out," what is there power in?
(a) Being right.
(b) Being smart.
(c) Being wrong.
(d) Being robbed and still choosing to dance.

13. In "Ship's Manifest," what are we waiting for?
(a) To die.
(b) To remember what it is we're supposed to be doing.
(c) To eat.
(d) To rise.

14. What is the name of the first major section in Part I?
(a) Wrong.
(b) Dream.
(c) Requiem.
(d) Right.

15. In "Lucent," what are we stripped down like?
(a) A fable.
(b) A wintered tree.
(c) A bear.
(d) A lightbulb.