4. The pine needles are so quiet in "Nullo" that which animal does not even hear their falling?
(a) Bear.
(b) Raccoon.
(c) Owl.
(d) Rabbit.

5. When contemplating what sort of life Fern might have, how does the author compare love to prejudice?
(a) It is subject to the same narrowminded assumptions.
(b) It cannot be bettered by a change in geographical location.
(c) It is deeply rooted in issues of possession.
(d) It is difficult to change once it has been engrained.

6. How does Fern feel about the townspeople gossiping about her?
(a) She is embarrassed by it.
(b) She is angry.
(c) She is indifferent.
(d) She relishes in it.

7. How many times has Karintha been married?
(a) Twice.
(b) Many times.
(c) Never.
(d) Once.

8. After her wild behavior, who defends Karintha?
(a) Her teacher.
(b) The preacher.
(c) Her father.
(d) Her boyfriend.

9. What animals were described as searching for water?
(a) Birds.
(b) Cats.
(c) Rats.
(d) Dogs.

10. To which theme does "Georgia Dusk" contain many references?
(a) War.
(b) Love.
(c) Christianity.
(d) Slavery.

11. At what age does the smoke hang in the air for so long that people can taste it in the water?
(a) When Karintha is a woman.
(b) When Karintha is a child.
(c) When Karintha is elderly.
(d) When Karintha is 12.

12. How do the men in Fern's city feel about her after the narrator begins to pay her attention?
(a) They want to possess her.
(b) They want to marry her.
(c) They want to run her out of town.
(d) They want to protect her.

13. Why did Carma take a lover?
(a) She wanted attention.
(b) She didn't take a lover.
(c) She was bored.
(d) She hated Bane.

14. Where was Becky's house?
(a) Next to the railroad tracks.
(b) On a farm.
(c) In the center of town.
(d) In a forest.

15. What has Karintha's abuse in the past caused her to do?
(a) Wilt like a flower.
(b) Love like a lamb
(c) Ripen too soon.
(d) Sink in the sand.