3. In "Freeforall," which invention failed to protect from the virus?
(a) Safe-T-Lips.
(b) Kiss-and-no-tell.
(c) Two person condoms.
(d) Rubber masks.

4. In "Metempsychosis," how does the snail die?
(a) Plucked and put in a bucket.
(b) Stomped on.
(c) Mixture of salt and coffee.
(d) Dehydration.

5. In "A Dusty Lunch," what happens to Brig in his old age?
(a) He gets cancer.
(b) People start appearing in his apartment.
(c) Cats start following him home.
(d) He is unable to sleep without white noise.

6. In "A Dusty Lunch," what type of dancing did Brig do?
(a) Swing.
(b) Hip-hop.
(c) Charleston.
(d) Tap.

7. Hypatia claims her attackers were deeply concerned with what?
(a) Audience.
(b) Hyperbole.
(c) The truth.
(d) Symbolism.

8. What perspective is "Death by Clamshell" told from?
(a) Omniscient narration.
(b) Third person.
(c) First person.
(d) Second person.

9. In "Wooden Box," what does Nell think is a fitting metaphor?
(a) Finding Tig's notes.
(b) Digging through the house like a preserved volcanic eruption.
(c) Canning jams.
(d) Swimming in the lake.

10. In "Wooden Box," what is the temperature of Nell and Tig's cabin?
(a) Pleasant and mild in the afternoons.
(b) Humid and somewhat smelly.
(c) Warm and toasty.
(d) Warm in the night but freezing in the morning.

11. In Nell's real letter to Stevie what does she say her grandchildren are full of?
(a) Corn.
(b) Food.
(c) Beans.
(d) Smiles.

12. In "Metempsychosis," which body part does Amber/Snail like?
(a) Arms.
(b) Necks.
(c) Ears.
(d) Tongues.

13. In "Freeforall," what color are the veils?
(a) Yellow and white.
(b) Cherry red.
(c) Lemon yellow and light blue.
(d) Navy blue and white.

14. In "Freeforall," how is the disease spread?
(a) Moist contact.
(b) Via blood.
(c) Airborne.
(d) Unknown.

15. What does the Freeforall look like?
(a) Underwater in an oxygen tank.
(b) Guarded by dogs and surrounded by electrical fences.
(c) An island only accessible by boat.
(d) An underground society.