3. In "Tell Me Something Good," what does the speaker want his younger self to know?
(a) You are charming.
(b) You are worthless.
(c) You can be nothing and still breathing.
(d) You have a future abroad.

4. In "Amazon History of a Former Nail Salon Worker," what sweet snack does the worker buy?
(a) Sweet dumplings.
(b) M&Ms.
(c) Little Debbie cakes.
(d) Gummi bears.

5. In "Künstlerroman," what is one tragic scene the speaker revisits?
(a) A car accident.
(b) A fire in his old apartment.
(c) A lynching.
(d) His son's funeral.

6. In "Nothing," what do the speaker and his partner do together?
(a) Dance.
(b) Sing.
(c) Shovel snow.
(d) Go to church.

7. In "Reasons for Staying," where do the speaker's best words come from?
(a) The moon.
(b) The sun.
(c) Farthest from himself.
(d) The past.

8. What institution does the speaker visit in "The Punctum"?
(a) The Coliseum.
(b) The Smithsonian.
(c) The Acquaducts.
(d) The Library of Congress.

9. In "Reasons for Staying," what is the only thing that rhymes with music?
(a) Poetry.
(b) Music.
(c) Summer.
(d) Winter.

10. In "Scavengers," who does the fisherman become at the end of the poem?
(a) A boy with too much to carry.
(b) A ghost.
(c) A priest.
(d) A husband.

11. In "Amazon History of a Former Nail Salon Worker," what purchase does the worker make that seems to be in anticipation of her death?
(a) A diary.
(b) A photo album.
(c) A suitcase.
(d) An urn.

12. In "Not Even," what is the word for love in the speaker's language?
(a) Yeu.
(b) Amore.
(c) Lin.
(d) Fani.

13. In "Scavengers," what does the speaker compare himself and his lover to?
(a) Flowers.
(b) Poems.
(c) Trout on the shore.
(d) Songs.

14. In "Amazon History of a Former Nail Salon Worker," what painkiller does the worker buy?
(a) Motrin.
(b) Advil.
(c) Morphine.
(d) Tylenol.

15. In "Tell Me Something Good," what does the speaker pack a bag with?
(a) Oreos and whiskey.
(b) His favorite book and his mother's .45.
(c) Chips.
(d) Clothes.