3. What kind of jewelery is mentioned in Puberty--With Capital Letters?
(a) Ear ring.
(b) Tongue ring.
(c) Belly button ring.
(d) Nose ring.

4. What helped Kennedy deal with the losses in her life?
(a) Religion.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Friends.
(d) Nature.

5. What does Jo McDougall invite into her home after a short reprieve?
(a) Memory.
(b) Love.
(c) Laughter.
(d) Grief.

6. Whom does Blake find dead in a garden one morning in Poison Tree?
(a) His son.
(b) His father.
(c) His enemy.
(d) His friend.

7. What is the tone of Bra Shopping?
(a) Pleasant.
(b) Surreal.
(c) Angry.
(d) Cryptic.

8. How does Kennedy describe having children?
(a) A way to bring couples together.
(b) An introduction to love.
(c) A transformational experience.
(d) Fulfilling the woman's role.

9. What degrades one in As Much As You Can?
(a) A bad relationship.
(b) Lack of solitude.
(c) Lack of schooling.
(d) Silence.

10. What is discussed about death in Never More Will the Wind?
(a) The finality of death.
(b) The eventuality of death.
(c) The power of death.
(d) The fear of death.

11. Whom does Kennedy say everyone wants to be around?
(a) The ones who taught them the most.
(b) Their friends.
(c) Their mothers.
(d) The people who are happy alone.

12. Why can't the woman in The Widow's Lament in Springtime feel happy in the spring?
(a) She has put away happiness.
(b) She is dying.
(c) She misses her husband.
(d) She is too busy.

13. What does Nikki Giovanni say is the most important part of friendship?
(a) The love they share.
(b) Not being judged.
(c) What they are together.
(d) Having a safe place.

14. Where does steady pleasure come from in Fatigue?
(a) Love.
(b) Rest.
(c) Fame.
(d) Money.

15. Why does William Blake want Hayley to be his enemy?
(a) For friendship's sake.
(b) To add drama to life.
(c) For good writing material.
(d) To solve a mystery.