2. What color bloom does the person addressed in "Terpischore: Choral Dance" expect from the seemingly dead branches of the magnolia tree?
(a) White.
(b) Green.
(c) Pink.
(d) Yellow.

3. Which place is mentioned at the end of 'Aller'?
(a) Eleusis.
(b) Manchuria.
(c) Athens.
(d) Seoul.

4. In "Thalia: Comedy," what form does the letter from "a friend" arrive in?
(a) Typed on a typewriter.
(b) Cut and pasted from different print sources, to disquise the handwriting.
(c) Handwritten, in cursive.
(d) Handwritten, in print.

5. What does the carrier hold in his/her hand in "Terpischore: Choral Dance"?
(a) The silver white spirit.
(b) A stone.
(c) A magnolia bloom.
(d) A dandelion.

6. During 'Memory,' what is happening in the theater?
(a) The audience is waiting for the film to begin.
(b) A film is playing.
(c) A seance is underway.
(d) The audience files out of the theater.

7. Where did Mr. Reardon's mother move three years before the letter?
(a) Chicago.
(b) Hartford.
(c) New York.
(d) Savannah.

8. How is the motion of film described in "Elitere: Lyric Poetry"?
(a) It moves quickly, at the pace of a humming bird.
(b) It moves slowly and jerkily along the reel.
(c) It moves at the pace of a hundred strokes.
(d) It moves smoothly from frame to frame.

9. How does the woman in "Polymnia: Sacred Poetry" secure the package she gives to the girl?
(a) She ties two knots using the diagonal corners.
(b) She wraps a cord around the top.
(c) She places it inside a pouch.
(d) She fastens it to a stick.

10. What concept does 'Retour' begin with?
(a) The war.
(b) The act of speech.
(c) The mother-daughter bond.
(d) The parition.

11. In "Erato: Love Poetry," what color is the ticket the woman purchases?
(a) Pink.
(b) Blue.
(c) White.
(d) Red.

12. In "Thalia: Comedy," what is the purpose of the letter from "a friend"?
(a) To demand money from Mrs. Claxton.
(b) To announce the kidnapping of Mrs. Claxton's sister for ransom.
(c) To inform Mrs. Claxton of her sister's death.
(d) To inform Mrs. Claxton her sister is not well.

13. In "Polymnia: Sacred Poetry," what does the woman hand to the young girl at the well?
(a) A bowl of water.
(b) Money for a coach.
(c) A sacred book.
(d) Bread, wrapped in a napkin.

14. In "Erato: Love Poetry," how many steps does the woman climb into the theater room?
(a) 4,
(b) 15.
(c) 5.
(d) 3.

15. Which article of clothing has the woman in "Polymnia: Sacred Poetry" gathered and tied to keep it out of the well?
(a) A skirt.
(b) A blouse.
(c) An apron.
(d) A dress.