3. Whose wings does God guide in Spring?
(a) The cleft swallows'.
(b) The dipping martins'.
(c) The vibrant cardinals'.
(d) The bright-eyed eagles'.

4. What does the poem's speaker do with the blossoms she picks from her apple tree in An Apple Gathering?
(a) Sews them into a dress.
(b) Gives them to her lover.
(c) Wears them in her hair.
(d) Scatters them on the ground.

5. In the first line of Echo, the speaker demands that her auditor come to her in the silence of the what?
(a) Morning.
(b) Dream.
(c) Evening.
(d) Night.

6. How do the goblins in Goblin Market react to Laura's sister's attempt to purchase their fruit?
(a) They sell the sister rotten fruit.
(b) They disappear into thin air.
(c) They laugh and go away.
(d) They beat the sister.

7. In Goblin Market, what location of significance will not grow grass?
(a) Jeanie's grave.
(b) The goblin glen.
(c) Lizzie's yard.
(d) The market.

8. What lyrical form of poem is Remember?
(a) A sonnet.
(b) A limerick.
(c) A villanelle.
(d) An ode.

9. By what does the auditor of the poem regularly hold the speaker in Remember?
(a) The depth of his eyes.
(b) The arm.
(c) The tone of his voice.
(d) The hand.

10. In the final stanza of A Summer Wish, where are the birds said to take their night rest?
(a) In their freedom.
(b) In their nests.
(c) In the dew.
(d) In the trees.

11. What is vair as used in A Birthday?
(a) A kind of silk.
(b) A kind of tapestry.
(c) A kind of fur.
(d) A kind of perfume.

12. In At Home, what is the topic of conversation for those yet living?
(a) Yesterday.
(b) Sobriety.
(c) The mountains.
(d) Tomorrow.

13. In Goblin Market, with what does Laura's sister attempt to purchase the goblin fruit?
(a) A song.
(b) Her golden locks.
(c) A silver penny.
(d) A golden vase.

14. In what metal ought the fleurs-de-lys be worked in A Birthday?
(a) Copper.
(b) Bronze.
(c) Silver.
(d) Gold.

15. What color blossoms does the poem's speaker pick from her apple tree in An Apple Gathering?
(a) Red.
(b) Orange.
(c) Green.
(d) Pink.