POETRY: Which poem contains this striking last line? "The lone and level sands stretch far away."

DRAMA: Who says this? "You stupid little devil! What sort of a wife do you think you’d make? You’re useless. It takes you all your time to look after yourself. I suppose you think you’re in love. Anybody can fall in love, do you know that?"

DRAMA: What insect is Blanche compared to?

PROSE: Mention one event in "When it Happens" that exists only in Mrs. Burridge's mind

POETRY: Which poem begins and ends in the exact same way?

POETRY: What poem did Margaret Atwood write?

DRAMA: Explain the context of this quote: “And funerals are pretty compared to deaths. Funerals are quiet, but deaths—not always."

POETRY: What is the tone in "He Never Expected Much"?

POETRY: In which poem does the poet present their ideas on power?

DRAMA: Who says this, Blanche or Helen? “Well, honey, a shot never does a coke any harm!”

POETRY: What gift does the speaker want in "Request to a Year"?

DRAMA: Mention one example of foreshadowing in Streetcar

PROSE: What stories deal with the protagonist transitioning from one stage of life to the next?