3. Which two groups in "Image of the Buddha Preaching" does the Buddha say have much in common?
(a) Writers and painters.
(b) Plumbers and presidents.
(c) Mystics and philosophers.
(d) Germans and French.

4. What happens to Alma at the end of the poem?
(a) She joins the circus.
(b) She has five children.
(c) She becomes a legend.
(d) She becomes a banker.

5. Where does O'Hara wonder if he should work at in "Cambridge"?
(a) A construction site.
(b) A school.
(c) A doctor's offic.
(d) A hospital.

6. What does O'Hara compare the city to in "In a Step Away from Them"?
(a) A jungle.
(b) A circus.
(c) A waterfall.
(d) A symphony.

7. In "Rhapsody," what part of the city does O'Hara despise?
(a) Midtown.
(b) The Bronx.
(c) Queens.
(d) Greenwhich Village.

8. What does O'Hara carry in his pocket in "Personal Poem"?
(a) Lint.
(b) Charms.
(c) Peanuts.
(d) Money.

9. What do people believe about the city in "Song"?
(a) It is clean.
(b) It is friendly.
(c) It is violent.
(d) It is dirty.

10. Who does O'Hara consort with in "Hotel Particulier"?
(a) His friend.
(b) His wife.
(c) A new partner.
(d) His manager.

11. What is the location of the object O'Hara describes in "Rhapsody"?
(a) Morgan Lane.
(b) Madison Ave.
(c) Central Park.
(d) Dixon St.

12. In "Poem," where does O'Hara wish he lived?
(a) A mansion.
(b) A wood house.
(c) A fishing boat.
(d) An apartment.

13. What is Alma's profession?
(a) Painter.
(b) Teacher.
(c) Dancer.
(d) Banker.

14. In what part of New York does O'Hara write he feels the best in his poem, "Rhapsody"?
(a) Greenwhich Village.
(b) Uptown.
(c) Queens.
(d) The Bronx.

15. What is the condition of O'Hara in "In Adieu to Norman, Bon Jour to Joan and Jean-Paul"?
(a) Hungry.
(b) Thirsty.
(c) Hung over.
(d) Sick.