2. What do the houses do one by one in "Snow Theory"?
(a) Turn off their lights.
(b) Light their trees.
(c) Burn.
(d) Lose their heating.

3. What was no one at the bridge, according to the speaker, in "Skinny Dipping"?
(a) Young.
(b) Ugly.
(c) Fun.
(d) Friendly.

4. What does the speaker wear that belongs to Peter in "Dear Peter"?
(a) Peter's hat.
(b) Peter's gloves.
(c) Peter's shoes.
(d) Peter's socks.

5. In "You Guys," what does the speaker say it is hard to tell from breathing?
(a) Longevity.
(b) Gender.
(c) Love.
(d) Intent.

6. In "The Last Prom Queen in Antarctica," what does the speaker say he will do when the flood comes?
(a) Raise his hand so they will know who to shoot.
(b) Die.
(c) Be reborn.
(d) Celebrate.

7. In "Dear Sara," what does Sara question?
(a) The meaning of life.
(b) How to take care of pets.
(c) The point of writing.
(d) If love is really real.

8. In "Beautiful Short Loser," what does the speaker say the past tense always is?
(a) More vague.
(b) Shorter.
(c) Angrier.
(d) Longer.

9. In "Dear Sara," what does the speaker compare words to?
(a) Money.
(b) Friends.
(c) Drugs.
(d) Ants.

10. In "Dear T," what does the speaker say the birds are?
(a) Feelings.
(b) Holes in the gunshot sky.
(c) Harbingers.
(d) Distractions.

11. What does the speaker see in the snow in "Snow Theory"?
(a) His father.
(b) Himself.
(c) The outline of his mother.
(d) A bull.

12. In "Rise and Shine," where does the speaker's mother work?
(a) A nail salon.
(b) A law office.
(c) A warehouse.
(d) A grocery store.

13. In "American Legend," what does the speaker's father often like to drink?
(a) Hennessy.
(b) Gin.
(c) Cider.
(d) Beer.

14. In "American Legend," what does the speaker compare his father's aftershave to?
(a) Winter.
(b) Fall.
(c) Summer.
(d) Spring.

15. In "The Last Dinosaurs," why is the dinosaur mad at the human?
(a) He spent too much money.
(b) He won.
(c) He never wanted "more."
(d) He destroyed the earth.