1. Has the narrator of "The Angels" had other angel encounters?
(a) No, never.
(b) Yes, sometimes.
(c) Yes, regularly.
(d) Yes, rarely.

2. In "Garden of Eden," why does the narrator's arm get sore?
(a) From carrying a basket full of pastries and produce.
(b) From flagging down a taxi.
(c) From working out at the gym.
(d) From playing on a jungle gym.

3. After driving for awhile, the character in "Hill Country" gets out and walks along a limestone bank, noticing what?
(a) The steepness of its incline.
(b) The nature and wildlife around him.
(c) There is no one there.
(d) How the bank is eroding.

4. The speaker remembers angels once in a hotel room. Why were they there?
(a) To scare her.
(b) To pass on a message to her.
(c) To take to her heaven.
(d) To observe her.

5. The character in "Hill Country" climbs back into the jeep and drives off back to where?
(a) Everywhere.
(b) Heaven.
(c) The hill.
(d) Nowhere.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Garden of Eden," the speaker reflects on the fact that everyone she knew at the time was living a similar life that included hating what two things?

2. What does the speaker in "The Angels" hope some angels are?

3. What does the character in "Hill Country" stave off in regard to the injured animal?

4. How are the angels described in "The Angels"?

5. What will the other character do as you discover what each light, line, and shadow is in "A Man's World"?

(see the answer key)

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