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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the poem "To Write One Song," where does the narrator go so that he can write a sad song?
(a) The cemetery.
(b) The forest.
(c) His house.
(d) The train station.

2. In the poem "Night-Music," what kind of trees are mentioned?
(a) Heavenly maples.
(b) Grand oaks.
(c) Black poplars.
(d) Spring pines.

3. What does the coming season do to the narrator of the poem "Coming"?
(a) Makes him want to move to another place.
(b) Makes him apprehensive.
(c) Makes him feel like a kid again.
(d) Makes him sad.

4. In the poem "Afternoons," what is the wind ruining?
(a) Sandboxes.
(b) Tree's leaves.
(c) Courting-places.
(d) The clouds' beauty.

5. In the poem "If Grief Could Burn Out," to what does the narrator compare grief?
(a) Roses.
(b) Passion.
(c) Rain.
(d) Fire.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the poem "Waiting for Breakfast," what is the female character doing?

2. In the poem "I Put My Mouth," what does the narrator tell the stream and wind they will not find?

3. What is the last line to the poem "Home Is So Sad"?

4. In the poem "Mr Bleaney," where did Mr. Bleaney stay till they moved him?

5. What emotion does the narrator of the poem "Wedding-Wind" feel?

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