3. Why can't the woman in The Widow's Lament in Springtime feel happy in the spring?
(a) She has put away happiness.
(b) She is too busy.
(c) She misses her husband.
(d) She is dying.

4. What is traded for dolls in Puberty--With Capital Letters?
(a) Rebellion.
(b) Friends.
(c) Aging.
(d) Punishment.

5. What kind of poet was Yeats?
(a) Traditional.
(b) Renassance.
(c) Contemporary.
(d) Romantic.

6. Where does steady pleasure come from in Fatigue?
(a) Rest.
(b) Money.
(c) Fame.
(d) Love.

7. When does Emily Bronte feel the happiest?
(a) When she is dreaming.
(b) When she is making love.
(c) When she is with her children.
(d) When she is alone.

8. What does Richard Wilbur realize his woman wants in The Catch?
(a) A dress.
(b) Approval.
(c) Adoration.
(d) Respect.

9. What helped Kennedy's mother deal with the losses in her life?
(a) Poetry.
(b) Nature.
(c) Religion.
(d) Friends.

10. What brought about early bedtime in Grown-up?
(a) The sun.
(b) Sickness.
(c) Tantrums.
(d) Father.

11. What does Kennedy say about her own experience as a mother?
(a) It was not at all what she imagined.
(b) It was something she never saw for herself.
(c) It is the best thing that ever happened to her.
(d) It was the most rewarding path she could have taken.

12. Who does Marianne Moore say feed most on solitude?
(a) Men.
(b) Mothers.
(c) Artists.
(d) Dancers.

13. Why does William Blake want Hayley to be his enemy?
(a) To solve a mystery.
(b) To add drama to life.
(c) For friendship's sake.
(d) For good writing material.

14. What does Yeats fear in A Cradle Song?
(a) The loss of innocence.
(b) Losing his child to death.
(c) Losing his wife to his child.
(d) The responsibility of having a child.

15. Where is the mother's placed in Woman's Work?
(a) Her art.
(b) The housework.
(c) Her children.
(d) The yard.