2. How is Tutu's hair described in "Tutu on the Curb"?
(a) In a bun.
(b) Hanging loose.
(c) Short and cropped.
(d) Braided and long.

3. In "How Forgetting Works in Late Winter," mounds of snow exhale under the what?
(a) Clouds.
(b) Blue sky.
(c) Mountains.
(d) Pines.

4. Who wrote the poem "Fame"?
(a) Jack Brannon.
(b) Mick Hatten.
(c) Nicanor Parra.
(d) Eric Zuckerman.

5. Who wrote "The Memory Prayer"?
(a) Fran Castan.
(b) Frances Richard.
(c) Diana Der-Hovanessian.
(d) John Phillip Santos.

6. Who wrote the poem "Avalanche"?
(a) Eric Zuckerman.
(b) David B. Prather.
(c) John Phillip Santos.
(d) Ali Abunimah.

7. Who is the author of "That Kind of Marriage"?
(a) James Baker Hall.
(b) Vern Rutsala.
(c) Hayan Charara.
(d) John Sangster.

8. Who is the author going to visit in "The Lost Glove Is Happy"?
(a) Her grandmother.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her sister.
(d) Her aunt.

9. In "Each Night," images in dreams flash and fade in these darkened walls, and the author wants to climb into what?
(a) A spaceship.
(b) The story.
(c) Bed.
(d) A car.

10. "A Serenade" is written by whom?
(a) Susan Marie Scavo.
(b) Yamanoguchi Baku.
(c) Sekine Hiroshi.
(d) Leroy V. Quintana.

11. Who wrote the poem "Work"?
(a) Nuala Archer.
(b) Geoff Ripps.
(c) Jay Bremyer.
(d) Fran Castan.

12. In "Benavides, Texas, 1906," a two-month-old newspaper warns ranchers to expect relatives due to what?
(a) An upcoming holiday.
(b) The war in Mexico.
(c) A flood.
(d) A drought.

13. In "Passing Necessity," the author is humbled by hearing the first few bars of what song?
(a) Vivaldi's Mandolin Concerto.
(b) Brahms's Hungarian Dances.
(c) Chopin's Scherzo in B minor.
(d) Beethoven's Symphony No. 5.

14. The poem "Christmas" is written by whom?
(a) San Le.
(b) Jane Hirshfield.
(c) Susan V. Meyers.
(d) Lan Se.

15. Who wrote "Model of the Heart at the Franklin Institute"?
(a) Tina Letcher.
(b) Kasey Jueds.
(c) Joy Harjo.
(d) Susan V. Meyers.