3. In "A Dusty Lunch," what was the name of Nell’s war-time coffee?
(a) Nescafe.
(b) Military beans.
(c) No name.
(d) Instant Postum.

4. In "A Dusty Lunch," what does Nell think about Brig’s letters?
(a) That she is the wrong person to receive them.
(b) Elated to help.
(c) Angry at the responsibility.
(d) Nervous she will lose them.

5. In "Freeforall," how are overly aggressive males eliminated?
(a) Banishment.
(b) War games.
(c) Death by fire.
(d) Castration.

6. "Airborne" is told from what perspective?
(a) First person.
(b) Third person limited omniscient.
(c) No narration.
(d) Second Person.

7. In "Metempsychosis," where does Tyler go to avoid Amber/Snail?
(a) Work.
(b) The bar.
(c) His mother’s house.
(d) The gym.

8. What does the most alarming portrait of Hypatia look like?
(a) She is glowing white with exposed body parts.
(b) She is an elderly woman.
(c) She is a young girl with a velvet dress.
(d) She is greenish white with floor length hair.

9. In "A Dusty Lunch," what happens to Brig in his old age?
(a) People start appearing in his apartment.
(b) Cats start following him home.
(c) He is unable to sleep without white noise.
(d) He gets cancer.

10. In "Freeforall," which play is banned?
(a) Hamlet.
(b) Romeo and Juliet.
(c) King Lear.
(d) Midsommer’s Night Dream.

11. In "Wooden Box," what fruit are Tig and Nell forced to rely on?
(a) Pineapples.
(b) Oranges.
(c) Bananas.
(d) Apples.

12. In "Wooden Box," why does Tig oversleep?
(a) He was taking the wrong pills.
(b) He was in remission.
(c) Depression.
(d) Insomnia.

13. In "A Dusty Lunch," which of the following is NOT a poem Brig wrote?
(a) A Shot in the Dark 1948.
(b) A Wish.
(c) The Wehrmacht 1945.
(d) The Reichswald.

14. In "Widows," Nell refuses which analogy for grief?
(a) A healing cycle.
(b) A tunnel.
(c) A journey.
(d) A waterfall.

15. What is the tone of "Metempsychosis"?
(a) Despair and intense anger.
(b) Ironic and worried.
(c) Unintelligent and spiteful.
(d) Deep sadness.