2. Where does the speaker search for a man in "Elegy in April and September?"
(a) A forest.
(b) A trench.
(c) A battlefield.
(d) A hospital.

3. What die in winter, according to "Winter Song?"
(a) The flowers of fall.
(b) The colors of fall.
(c) Trees.
(d) Soldiers' hopes.

4. What effect does music have on the speaker in "Music?"
(a) It moves him.
(b) It gives him hope.
(c) It unnerves him.
(d) It reminds him of home.

5. What does "I saw his Round Mouth's Crimson" describe?
(a) Birth.
(b) Death.
(c) Love.
(d) Battle.

6. What will make men better, according to "As Bronze may be much Beautiful?"
(a) War.
(b) Peace.
(c) Freedom.
(d) Love.

7. Who is sleeping in "The Kind Ghosts?"
(a) A woman.
(b) No one.
(c) A soldier.
(d) A ghost.

8. What color are the woman's eyes in "The Imbecile?"
(a) Hazel.
(b) Gray.
(c) Blue.
(d) Green.

9. Which of the following is NOT used in "Spells and Incantation?"
(a) Emeralds.
(b) Diamonds.
(c) Rubies.
(d) Pearls.

10. What emotion is associated with purple in the poem "Purple?"
(a) Pride.
(b) Sadness.
(c) Joy.
(d) Fear.

11. How many days was Owen unable to bathe, take off his shoes, or sleep properly due to an offensive?
(a) Ten days.
(b) Twenty-one days.
(c) Twelve days.
(d) One week.

12. What natural event does the speaker use as a comparison for the start of World War I in "1914?"
(a) A tornado.
(b) An earthquake.
(c) An erupting volcano.
(d) A monsoon.

13. What should the singer use to sing in the evening in "Song of Songs?"
(a) A scream.
(b) A cry.
(c) A laugh.
(d) A sigh.

14. What is being described in "Has Your Soul Sipped?"
(a) The smile of a soldier whose life has been saved.
(b) The smile of family welcoming a soldier home.
(c) The smile of a lover.
(d) The smile of a dying soldier.

15. According to "Sonnet: To a Child," what do children realize about the world that affects their wisdom?
(a) It is deceptive.
(b) It is fleeting.
(c) It is evil.
(d) It is a dream.