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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV .
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In “Watershed,” what does the speaker first describe?
(a) Land and cattle.
(b) The landfill.
(c) Beautiful water.
(d) J's life.
2. In “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I Will Tell You All About It,” there is a collection of addresses to various people. What is the purpose of this collection?
(a) To show the reader the various reasons why colored Civil War soldiers were asking for their pensions.
(b) To show the reader how polite the Civil War soldiers were.
(c) To show the reader how educated the Civil War soldiers were.
(d) To show the reader how many left slavery to fight in the Civil War.
3. In “Theatrical Improvisation,” a person says that a woman pulled something from her head and told her what?
(a) It was disgusting.
(b) It was unlawful.
(c) It was a sin.
(d) It was not allowed.
4. Why does the father plead to not have his family removed from the camp in “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I will Tell You All About It”?
(a) He wants them to stay near him at the camp.
(b) One of his children is very sick.
(c) His wife is ill and cannot care for the children.
(d) He has no home for them to stay in.
5. In "In Your Condition," the speaker drinks bottle after bottle of water but gazed longingly at what?
(a) Deli meat.
(b) The steep hill.
(c) Her bed.
(d) The bottles of red wine.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "Garden of Eden," the speaker would walk home doing mental math on how much she had spent and what would suddenly hit her?
2. In “New Road Station,” the speaker says that history is not what?
3. Who does the speaker in "Ghazal" say has been taught their name?
4. In “Watershed,” in italics, the person floating is now in space seeing what as God must view it?
5. The speaker of "The Greatest Personal Privation" is happy to live without these troubles of slavery and is what?
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