2. What is one characteristic of Philosophic?
(a) All the characters are named.
(b) The events take place on a boat.
(c) Complicated sentence structure.
(d) Simple sentence structure.

3. How is the man's neck described in Olfactory?
(a) Long and juvenile.
(b) Disturbingly long.
(c) Giraffe-like.
(d) Swan-like.

4. What variation is Consequences replacing in Exercises in Style?
(a) Anglicismes.
(b) West Indian.
(c) Por devant par derriere.
(d) Poor lay Zanglay.

5. How are the man's feet described in Free Verse?
(a) Weary.
(b) Abused.
(c) Trodden.
(d) Flat.

6. What is the rhyme scheme of the first stanza of Sonnet?
(a) ABCA
(b) AABB
(c) ABAB
(d) ABBA

7. What is true about the words used in More or Less?
(a) They are made-up words.
(b) They are real words.
(c) They are written in random order.
(d) The letters are out of order in each word.

8. From what origin are many of the words in Hellenisms?
(a) Greek.
(b) Anglo-Saxon.
(c) French.
(d) Latin.

9. What sense is the focus of Gustatory?
(a) Taste.
(b) Sight.
(c) Touch.
(d) Smell.

10. Who is revealed to be the young man's friend in Unexpected?
(a) George.
(b) Albert.
(c) Robert.
(d) Theodore.

11. What language is English blended with in Gallicisms?
(a) French.
(b) West Indian.
(c) German.
(d) Spanish.

12. What terminology characterizes Botanical?
(a) References to reptiles and amphibians.
(b) References to mammals.
(c) References to plants and flowers.
(d) References to architecture.

13. What variation is Gallicisms replacing?
(a) Poor Lay Zanglay.
(b) West Indian.
(c) For Ze Frrensh.
(d) Anglicismes.

14. How is the man's neck described in Gustatory?
(a) Rather sourish.
(b) Rather long.
(c) Rather normal.
(d) Rather unusual.

15. What is used throughout Futile?
(a) Rhyme.
(b) Clipped phrases.
(c) Rhetorical questions.
(d) Rich descriptions.