4. In the second stanza of The First Spring Day, the speaker says she wonders if this spring-tide will literally bring another what?
(a) Year.
(b) Spring.
(c) Joy.
(d) Summer.

5. To what does the speaker lament the giving of the peace of all the days she has to live in the fourth stanza of A Pause of Thought?
(a) An empty love.
(b) An empty suit.
(c) An empty man.
(d) An empty name.

6. How many of the birds have foregone their mates at the passing of "it" in May?
(a) None.
(b) All.
(c) Most.
(d) Some.

7. With what did "it" pass away in May?
(a) All swift things.
(b) All small things.
(c) All sweet things.
(d) All great things.

8. At what time is "she" presented as "exceeding fair" in The World?
(a) Evening.
(b) Morning.
(c) Day.
(d) Night.

9. How many beds will there be at the resting place in Up-Hill?
(a) Only a few.
(b) Just one.
(c) An infinite amount.
(d) Enough for everyone.

10. The corpse of the speaker's beloved is worthy of the embrace of whom in Sister Maude?
(a) A queen.
(b) A princess.
(c) A goddess.
(d) Love.

11. With what must Spring dawn again, in the third stanza of The First Spring Day?
(a) Warmth and bloom.
(b) Cloudy skies.
(c) A bright new sun.
(d) Warming drops of dew.

12. How many Johns would the speaker of No Thank You, John rather say "no" to than say yes to her auditor?
(a) Ten.
(b) Fifty.
(c) A thousand.
(d) Forty.

13. Into which color do all colors turn in Sweet Death?
(a) Blue.
(b) White.
(c) Green.
(d) Gray.

14. By what is man "tossed to and fro" in The One Certainty?
(a) Hope and fear.
(b) Heaven and hell.
(c) Life and death.
(d) Death and judgment.

15. What color are the sheets upon which the speaker lays in the third-to-last stanza of The Convent Threshold?
(a) Red.
(b) White.
(c) Blue.
(d) Black.