2. In "Libations," what do we remember, rename, resist, repair, and rouse?
(a) Ourselves.
(b) Our trees.
(c) Our meals.
(d) Our world.

3. In "The Truth In One Nation," what are we dazed by?
(a) Our faith.
(b) Our privilege.
(c) The flare of our new-made selves.
(d) Our alacrity.

4. In "America," what bleeds from our flag?
(a) Water.
(b) Red.
(c) Wine.
(d) Truth.

5. In "America," what matters?
(a) Hate.
(b) Language.
(c) Faith.
(d) Friendship.

6. In "America," what does it mean to be divided as a nation?
(a) To be hated.
(b) To be devastated.
(c) To be unfairly drawn.
(d) To be loved.

7. In "Fury & Faith," what is white supremacy as destructive as?
(a) War.
(b) Any disease.
(c) Fighting dogs.
(d) Court.

8. In "Report on Migration of Roes," what did people report wanting most in Pandem?
(a) People.
(b) Respect.
(c) Music.
(d) Jobs.

9. In "Letter From a Nurse," what does everyone have to do?
(a) Work.
(b) Learn.
(c) Live.
(d) Die.

10. In "Fury & Faith," what does white supremacy demand?
(a) Kinship.
(b) Hate.
(c) Despair.
(d) Ignorance.

11. In "War: What, Is It Good?" what is our medal of honor?
(a) The food.
(b) The jokes.
(c) The mask.
(d) The medal.

12. In "Letter From a Nurse," what may we find if fortune favors us?
(a) Our money.
(b) Our calling.
(c) Our minds.
(d) Ourselves.

13. In "War: What, Is It Good?" what does it mean to love?
(a) It may be helpful.
(b) It may be impossible.
(c) It may just be the fight of our lives.
(d) It may be wrong.

14. In "The Soldiers (or Plummer)" what does Plummer say death is not like?
(a) A brief dream.
(b) A lover.
(c) A winter.
(d) A friend.

15. In "The Truth In One Nation," what may we never be granted again?
(a) That same breath.
(b) Kinship.
(c) Freedom.
(d) Love.