2. In "Dear Peter," where does the speaker think it is safe?
(a) In the jail.
(b) In his own head.
(c) In New York.
(d) On the bridge.

3. In "Beautiful Short Loser," what is everywhere inside the speaker's head?
(a) Peace.
(b) Hate.
(c) Love.
(d) War.

4. In "American Legend," who is driving?
(a) The mother.
(b) The friend.
(c) The speaker's father.
(d) The speaker.

5. In "The Last Dinosaurs," what do the dinosaur's eyes have?
(a) One image of his father.
(b) One image of his mother.
(c) Stars.
(d) A broken blood vessel.

6. In "Dear Sara," what do the ants lead back to?
(a) Fire.
(b) Water.
(c) Stone tablets.
(d) Food.

7. In "American Legend," what does the speaker compare his father's aftershave to?
(a) Summer.
(b) Winter.
(c) Fall.
(d) Spring.

8. In "Rise and Shine," where does the speaker's mother work?
(a) A warehouse.
(b) A nail salon.
(c) A law office.
(d) A grocery store.

9. In "Beautiful Short Loser," what does the speaker do in the streets?
(a) Sleep.
(b) Eat.
(c) Play air guitar.
(d) Shoots someone.

10. In "Beautiful Short Loser," what does the speaker do with his one short beautiful life?
(a) Lose it on a winning streak.
(b) Give it away.
(c) Spend it making money.
(d) Spend it on sadness.

11. In "The Bull," where does the bull appear?
(a) The lake.
(b) The backyard.
(c) The race track.
(d) The dog house.

12. In "The Last Prom Queen in Antarctica," where does the speaker play the piano?
(a) The hotel.
(b) A room with no roof.
(c) His teacher's house.
(d) The library.

13. In "Dear Sara," what does Sara's name sharpen against?
(a) The marble of her mother's teeth.
(b) Her friendship.
(c) Her anger.
(d) The leaves.

14. In "Dear Sara," what does the speaker say he is trying to do?
(a) Find a job.
(b) Die with honor.
(c) Stay clean.
(d) Cook for himself.

15. In "American Legend," who does the speaker call after the crash?
(a) His father.
(b) His mother.
(c) His sister.
(d) His brother.