American Primitive: Poems Quiz

Mary Oliver

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

August, Mushrooms, The Kitten, Lightning and In the Pinewoods, Crows and Owl

Moles, The Lost Children, The Bobcat, Fall Song and Egrets

Clapp's Pond, Tasting the Wild Grapes, John Chapman, First Snow and Ghosts

Cold Poem, A Poem for the Blue Heron, Flying, Postcard from Flamingo and Vultures

And Old Whorehouse, Rain in Ohio, Web, University Hospital, Boston and Skunk Cabbage

Spring, Morning at Great Pond, The Snakes, Blossom and Something

May, White Night, The Fish, Honey at the Table and Crossing the Swamp

Humpbacks, A Meeting, Little Sister Pond, The Roses and Blackberries

The Sea, Happiness, Music, Climbing the Chagrin River and Tecumseh

Bluefish, The Honey Tree, In Blackwater Woods, The Plum Trees and The Gardens

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American Primitive: Poems Quiz

American Primitive: Poems Quiz

What does the narrator feel inside her at the end of 'Fish'? (from May, White Night, The Fish, Honey at the Table and Crossing the Swamp)

What does the narrator drop into the grass in 'The Meeting'? (from Humpbacks, A Meeting, Little Sister Pond, The Roses and Blackberries)

How does the narrator describe the stranger in 'Flying'? (from Cold Poem, A Poem for the Blue Heron, Flying, Postcard from Flamingo and Vultures)

What floats away on the ponds in the 'Blackwater Woods'? (from Bluefish, The Honey Tree, In Blackwater Woods, The Plum Trees and The Gardens)

What do the birds decide not to do in the winter in 'A Poem for the Blue Heron'? (from Cold Poem, A Poem for the Blue Heron, Flying, Postcard from Flamingo and Vultures)