2. Who does Kennedy say faces the greatest challenge in life?
(a) Those who involuntarily reach solitude.
(b) Those who never become independent.
(c) Those who never let go.
(d) Those who have nobody to let go of.

3. What does Kennedy say nobody wants to be?
(a) Inexperienced.
(b) Young.
(c) Middle aged.
(d) Old.

4. How does Kennedy describe the person she talks about in the introduction to beauty?
(a) A loud voice.
(b) A mind ahead of her time.
(c) A trendsetter.
(d) A compassionate soul.

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

6. How does Elizabeth Barrett Browning say we should suffer grief?
(a) Fully.
(b) Openly.
(c) Privately.
(d) Silently.

7. What does Kennedy say defines a mother's character?
(a) How her spouse treats her.
(b) How her children turn out.
(c) How she responds to solitude.
(d) How religious she is.

8. What degrades one in As Much As You Can?
(a) A bad relationship.
(b) Silence.
(c) Lack of solitude.
(d) Lack of schooling.

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

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

11. Whom does Caroline say her aunts wanted to look like?
(a) Their brothers.
(b) Their mother.
(c) The movie actresses.
(d) Themselves.

12. On whom does Kennedy say her grandmother focused her attention?
(a) Her students.
(b) Her children.
(c) Her pets.
(d) Her grandchildren.

13. Who is Louise Gluck's best friend?
(a) Her cousin.
(b) Her sister.
(c) Her lover.
(d) Her mother.

14. Who wrote Love?
(a) Walt Whitman.
(b) Al Henkman.
(c) John Donne.
(d) Roy Croft.

15. What is the main concern for the couple in Death, Etc.?
(a) What to do with the man they killed.
(b) Their dying son.
(c) Which of them will die first.
(d) How to arrange their will.