3. What is the title of one of Almeda's poems?
(a) Champlain at the Mouth of the Meneseteung.
(b) Drinking Champagne on the Meneseteung.
(c) Champagne Bubbles Tickle My Mouth.
(d) Complaints from the Mouth of Meneseteung.

4. Almeda waits for Jarvis to ________________________.
(a) Take her out driving
(b) Make the first romantic move.
(c) Finish his tea.
(d) Ask her to dinner.

5. What is Jarvis Poulter's marital status?
(a) Single.
(b) Widower.
(c) Married.
(d) Divorced.

6. Who built the home in which Almeda lives?
(a) Frank Lloyd Wright.
(b) Her father.
(c) An unknown man.
(d) Her uncle.

7. Who is the protagonist of the story?
(a) Alexandra Joynt Roth.
(b) Alameda Joiner Roth.
(c) Almeda Joyner Roth.
(d) Almeda Joynt Roth.

8. Almeda has no need for ____________________.
(a) Boredom.
(b) Companionship.
(c) Games.
(d) Money.

9. How does the author show Almeda's naivete about the life of the lower class people in town?
(a) She does not give to charities.
(b) She thinks the swamp is beautiful.
(c) She never goes outside or talks to anyone.
(d) She always gives to charities.

10. Which of the following is not the typical assumption for a woman's life in the late a1880s?
(a) Hostess.
(b) Wife.
(c) Mother.
(d) Unmarried poet.

11. Where does Almeda stay most of the time?
(a) At school.
(b) At her best friend's house.
(c) At home.
(d) At church.

12. Almeda keeps her distance both physically and _______________ in town.
(a) Mentally.
(b) Socially.
(c) Politically.
(d) Financially.

13. According to Almeda, marriage would mean __________________ existence.
(a) An austere.
(b) A joyful.
(c) An exhilirating.
(d) A fun-filled.

14. Almeda has no instincts for _________________.
(a) Visual arts.
(b) Martial arts.
(c) Domestic arts.
(d) Musical arts.

15. How can Jarvis Poulter's lifestyle be characterized?
(a) Completely masculine.
(b) Primitive.
(c) Eclectic.
(d) Cultured.