2. At the beginning of "Love and a Question," what does the man coming out of the night ask for?
(a) Money.
(b) A ride.
(c) Food.
(d) Shelter.

3. How many couplets are in "The Tuft of Flowers"?
(a) 21.
(b) 22.
(c) 23.
(d) 24.

4. In "A Hundred Collars," who converses with the professor?
(a) Newspaper editor.
(b) Newspaper collector.
(c) Newspaper seller.
(d) Newspaper writer.

5. In "The Lone Striker" why was Frost locked out of the mill?
(a) He was fired.
(b) He was out of uniform.
(c) He was in a fight.
(d) He was tardy.

6. In "The Gum-Gatherer," Frost describes the gum as brown crystals that reveal _______ insides.
(a) Clear.
(b) Red.
(c) Pink.
(d) Yellow.

7. "To A Young Wretch" is written from the perspective of a lover of what natural setting?
(a) The beach.
(b) The forest.
(c) The lake.
(d) The mountains.

8. What is the king of rides in "The Figure in the Doorway"?
(a) Horse ride.
(b) Airplane ride.
(c) Car ride.
(d) Train ride.

9. In "The Gum-Gatherer" where does the narrator meet a man?
(a) A mountain path.
(b) A grocery store.
(c) A roadside.
(d) A car park.

10. According to the older man, what is at the top of the mountain in "The Mountain"?
(a) A cliff.
(b) A wise man.
(c) A fountain.
(d) A cave.

11. According to Frost's observation in "The Figure in the Doorway," where does the man have all that he needs?
(a) His small cabin.
(b) His cliff-side retreat.
(c) His large house.
(d) His van.

12. In "Brown's Descent" what do the village people use to follow the farmer's actions?
(a) His webcam.
(b) His shadow.
(c) His noises.
(d) His lantern.

13. In "The Tuft of Flowers," what animal does the man follow to the flowers?
(a) Butterfly.
(b) Rabbit.
(c) Bee.
(d) Deer.

14. The neighbor in "Mending Wall" says repeatedly that "good fences make __________."
(a) Good property.
(b) Good animals.
(c) Good distances.
(d) Good neighbors.

15. Which poem written by Gibson is quoted in the book?
(a) The Golden Room.
(b) The Golden Hour.
(c) The Golden Meeting.
(d) The Golden Minds.