2. What question does the speaker ask the dead sister in the Coda of the poem "Songs For Murdered Sisters"?
(a) Can you see the sunset, still?
(b) If you were a song, what song would you be?
(c) Are you a flower or a well?
(d) Are you in pain?

3. What do the hinges of the speaker's joints creak like in the poem "The Tin Woodwoman Gets a Massage"?
(a) Screws.
(b) Tiny frogs.
(c) Doors.
(d) Pins.

4. What does the speaker say about most poems in the poem "Late Poems"?
(a) Most poems are from the future.
(b) Most poems are early.
(c) Most poems are late.
(d) Most poems are sad.

5. What is caught in the glare of your stare in the poem "Betrayal"?
(a) Your child.
(b) The sunrise.
(c) Gauche flesh.
(d) The cat.

6. What do the children smash in the poem "Frida Kahlo, San Miguel, Ash Wednesday"?
(a) Hollowed eggs.
(b) Glasses.
(c) Books.
(d) Plastics.

7. What does the cat do in the poem "Ghost Cat"?
(a) Claws at the bedroom door waiting to be let in.
(b) Eats too much tuna.
(c) Kills the fish in the tank.
(d) Refuses to drink even milk.

8. What do people also save along with passports in the poem "Passports"?
(a) Paintbrushes.
(b) Chocolates.
(c) Curls of hair from children or lovers.
(d) Pearls.

9. What kind of flowers are in the painting in the poem "A Genre Painting"?
(a) Tulips.
(b) Daisies.
(c) Roses.
(d) Violets.

10. What could the speaker do to save her sister if this were a story in the poem "Songs For Murdered Sisters"?
(a) Give her a magic apple.
(b) Speak a magic charm to bring her back.
(c) Find the right prince.
(d) Get a witch to cast a spell.

11. What is "anything saved" equal to in the poem "A Drone Scans the Wreckage"?
(a) Failure.
(b) Death.
(c) Longitude.
(d) Prayer.

12. What is the first line of the poem "Shadow"?
(a) Someone wants your body.
(b) The light fades away from day.
(c) Be aware.
(d) Who has two?

13. What made a comeback for people to buy after the war in the poem "Coconut"?
(a) Chocolate.
(b) Milk.
(c) Oranges.
(d) Pizza.

14. What are the minds of the jack-o-lanterns filled with in the poem "Carving the Jacks"?
(a) Stories.
(b) Nothing but flame.
(c) Kindness.
(d) Horror.

15. What happens if one "looks behind" in the poem "Salt"?
(a) He turns to stone.
(b) He turns to salt.
(c) His hair falls out.
(d) He turns to marshmallow.