4. What are reapers' relationships to scythes?
(a) They use them as tools.
(b) They sharpen them.
(c) They attach to them.
(d) They cut with them.

5. How did the townspeople know that Becky was alive?
(a) Her sons told the townspeople.
(b) They saw her through the windows.
(c) She came to the market.
(d) There was smoke coming out of the chimney.

6. What do all of the men in Karintha's life want to bring her?
(a) Clothes.
(b) Hope.
(c) Money.
(d) Jewelry.

7. What did Karintha do as a child?
(a) Gossiped about her peers.
(b) Loved to read.
(c) Danced with older boys.
(d) Played baseball.

8. After her first baby was born, how did the townspeople react towards Becky?
(a) They threw Becky a baby shower.
(b) They adopted the child.
(c) They offered assistance to Becky.
(d) They shunned Becky.

9. How does the woman personified with the face seem to be?
(a) Thoughtful.
(b) Happy.
(c) Sad.
(d) In love.

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

11. What do the cotton song's lyrics reference?
(a) Easter.
(b) Sunday.
(c) Judgment Day.
(d) Christmas.

12. With whose religious changes does "Conversion" deal?
(a) Genteel women.
(b) African slaves.
(c) Northerners moving South.
(d) Plantation owners.

13. According to the cotton song, what is the salvation of Judgment Day?
(a) Eternal food.
(b) Absolution of sins.
(c) Entrance into heaven.
(d) Freedom from slavery.

14. How have the woman's wrinkles described in "Face" been made?
(a) Stress.
(b) Fright.
(c) Pain.
(d) Thought.

15. Why were the old folks startled by the November cotton flower?
(a) It came at a strange time of year.
(b) It caused strange things to happen.
(c) It poisoned the birds.
(d) The cotton plant did not normally flower.