3. What do Dorris and John speak about in the theater?
(a) Their relationship.
(b) They do not talk at all.
(c) Music.
(d) Their weekend plans.

4. Why does the speaker in "Harvest Song" beat his hands?
(a) He hates his body.
(b) He wants to feel physical pain.
(c) He feels guilty.
(d) He is frustrated with his job.

5. Seventh Street is located in which city?
(a) Washington, D.C.
(b) New York, New York.
(c) Kansas City, Kansas.
(d) Atlanta, Georgia.

6. In "Calling Jesus," when does the dog of the woman described nuzzle up to the speaker?
(a) When she feels calm.
(b) When she is sad.
(c) When she forgets about her life.
(d) When she tells it to.

7. What does the speaker worry about when calling the spirits in "Prayer"?
(a) They will not understand him.
(b) They will not care.
(c) His words will be wrong.
(d) His voice will not reach them.

8. Which part of the woman's body in "Her Lips are Copper Wire" are the transmitters?
(a) Her eyes.
(b) Her lips.
(c) Her arms.
(d) Her heart.

9. Which law is referenced as affecting Seventh Street?
(a) Prohibition.
(b) Anti-interracial marriage.
(c) First Amendment.
(d) No gambling.

10. What part of the street does the speaker use in "Her Lips are Copper Wire" to describe the woman?
(a) A streetlamp.
(b) A fire hydrant.
(c) A smooth pavement.
(d) The curved curb.

11. What does the speaker beat his hands against at the end of "Harvest Song"?
(a) A pile of oats.
(b) His thighs.
(c) The ground.
(d) His head.

12. In "Storm Ending", to what is the thunder compared?
(a) A dog's howl.
(b) A flower.
(c) An explosion.
(d) A drum.

13. Who lives on Seventh Street?
(a) Criminals.
(b) Blacks.
(c) Politicians.
(d) Whites.

14. "Prayer" deals with the thematic tug and pull between what two issues?
(a) Good/evil.
(b) Love/hate.
(c) Physical/spiritual needs.
(d) God/the devil.

15. In "Portrait in Georgia", of what does the breath of the woman described breath smell?
(a) Cane.
(b) Flowers.
(c) Smoke.
(d) Honey.