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1. What does the speaker state is eternally present in Part I of "Burnt Norton"?

All of time.

2. The speaker states, in the first part of "Burnt Norton," that what "might have been" is a(n) what?

A perpetual possibility.

3. The first part of "Burnt Norton" says that footfalls echo in what?

The memory.

4. What, described in Part I of "Burnt Norton," lays on the other side of the door that the speaker and his auditor never opened?

The rose-garden.

5. What is disturbed on the bowl of rose-leaves, as mentioned in the first part of "Burnt Norton"?

Dust.

6. What inhabits the garden of "Burnt Norton"'s first part?

Other echoes.

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