2. What type of flower does the protagonist of "The Third Resignation" smell as he is contemplating his decay?
(a) Hibiscus.
(b) Heliotrope.
(c) Carnation.
(d) Rose.

3. What is mentioned in "Bitterness" as having "a lot of remembered tree and deep river about them"?
(a) The woman's shoes.
(b) The woman's shouts.
(c) Macondo's cliffs.
(d) The sleepwalkers' dreams.

4. Where does the "boy" in "Eva" lie?
(a) The church foyer.
(b) His bedroom.
(c) The courtyard.
(d) The library.

5. What does the woman in "The Woman" put in her hair?
(a) Hair extensions.
(b) Vaseline.
(c) Flowers.
(d) Leave-in conditioner.

6. The narrator of "Eyes" has dreamed of the woman as what object?
(a) A clock.
(b) A painting.
(c) A statue.
(d) A cricket.

7. How many candles surround the protagonist in "The Third Resignation"?
(a) Four.
(b) Seven.
(c) Thirty.
(d) Twenty-two.

8. To what animal is José compared?
(a) A bear.
(b) An ox.
(c) A lion.
(d) A dog.

9. What is the weather in "The Other Side of Death"?
(a) Monsoon.
(b) Sun.
(c) Snow.
(d) Rain.

10. Where does the woman in "Bitterness" say she will not "wander" anymore?
(a) The village.
(b) The courtyard.
(c) The house.
(d) South America.

11. What is described in "The Other Side of Death" as having "blue octopuses"?
(a) The sea.
(b) Rottenness.
(c) Illness.
(d) Winter.

12. What smell is mentioned in the first sentence of "The Other Side of Death"?
(a) Fish.
(b) Perfume.
(c) Formaldehyde.
(d) Mint.

13. What instrument does the musician in "Nabo" play?
(a) Saxophone.
(b) Accordion.
(c) Guitar.
(d) Piano.

14. What is the only word the girl in "Nabo" knows?
(a) Sky.
(b) Nabo.
(c) Pandora.
(d) Hello.

15. In "The Third Resignation," what does the protagonist imagine becoming after his body decays?
(a) A potato.
(b) A stone.
(c) An apple.
(d) A flower.