2. According to the poet when was gold pure in "Gold"?
(a) When it was discovered by man.
(b) Never.
(c) When it was found on women.
(d) When it was in the earth.

3. In "Lone Gentleman," what does the poet call the people around him?
(a) Cows.
(b) Oysters.
(c) Lost souls.
(d) Flowers.

4. Which is the father river in "Entrance of the Rivers"?
(a) Bio Bio.
(b) Orinoco.
(c) Amazon.
(d) Tequendama.

5. In "Death Alone," what does the poet first describe?
(a) Funerals.
(b) Hospitals.
(c) Birth.
(d) Cemetaries.

6. At the end of "The Builders of Statues," what does the poet consider?
(a) If the statues built themselves.
(b) If the statues are a hallucination.
(c) If the statues will exist after he dies.
(d) If he can build a statue.

7. How does the poet immortalize himself in "Signifying Shadows"?
(a) Through prayer.
(b) He says he can't immortalize himself.
(c) Through writing.
(d) By taking pictures of himself.

8. What rules does the poet say exist for human creativity in "Nocturnal Statutes"?
(a) Avoid copying someone else's work.
(b) No rules exist.
(c) You can't hurt others.
(d) Work hard.

9. In "Rain," what are the Queen's hands compared to?
(a) Ships.
(b) Flowers.
(c) Roots.
(d) Water.

10. What is Rapa Nui in "Rapa Nui"?
(a) A book.
(b) An island.
(c) A group of natives.
(d) A major city.

11. At the end of "Tonight I can Write," how does the poet say he feels?
(a) Pleased.
(b) Angry.
(c) Entertained.
(d) Confused.

12. What type of flower is the sudden flower in "The Poet"?
(a) A rose.
(b) A lily.
(c) A carnation.
(d) A tulip.

13. When does harvest occur in "Being Born in the Woods"?
(a) August.
(b) October.
(c) September.
(d) July.

14. At the end of "Dream Horses," what does the poet wish for?
(a) To trade dreams with someone else.
(b) To live dreams.
(c) To stop having dreams.
(d) To record his dreams.

15. How many parts does the poet break "The Heights of Macchu Picchu" into?
(a) 12.
(b) 13.
(c) 10.
(d) 11.