1 What season has Limón repeatedly personified in her poems? Winter Summer Spring Fall 2 Aside from her dog, which of the following animals does Limón regularly write about? Eagles Dolphins Cows Horses 3 Which of the following best describes Limón's usual poetic form? Free verse poetry Traditional forms such as the sonnet Spoken-word slam poetry Visual or concrete poetry 4 How often does Limón use rhyme? Sometimes, for dramatic ending lines In every poem Almost never Frequently 5 Which of the following is NOT a recurring theme in Limón's poems? Environmental justice Humanity's relationship with nature International foreign policy Feminism 6 Which poem contains the line, "I am asking you touch me"? Wife The End of Poetry Dead Stars The Leash 7 Which poem contains the command, "Don't die"? How to Triumph Like a Girl Wife Instructions on Not Giving Up The Leash 8 Which poem contains the line, "We are not unspectacular things"? The Leash How to Triumph Like a Girl Dead Stars The End of Poetry 9 Which poem contains the line, "the huge beating genius machine" The Leash How to Triumph Like a Girl Wife Dead Stars 10 Which of the following poems does NOT take place on a suburban street? Dead Stars The Leash How to Triumph Like a Girl Instructions on Not Giving Up 11 Which of the following poems does NOT feature animals? The Leash How to Triumph Like a Girl Wife The End of Poetry 12 Which of the following poems draws on the sonnet form? The End of Poetry Wife Instructions on Not Giving Up How to Triumph Like a Girl 13 Which book by Ada Limón won the National Book Critics Circle Award? The Carrying Bright Dead Things The Hurting Kind Lucky Wreck 14 Where did Ada Limón move in 2011 with her now-husband? Mexico California Kentucky New York 15 Where did Ada Limón grow up? California New York Mexico Kentucky 16 Where was Ada Limón living and working when her first two books came out? Mexico California Kentucky New York 17 What single-poem award has Limón won twice, for "How to Triumph Like a Girl" and "The Leash"? The Pearl Poetry Prize The Pushcart Prize The Pulitzer Prize The National Book Critics Circle Award for Poetry 18 Which of Limón's books, also the first after her 2011 move, represented a major breakthrough in popularity? The Carrying Bright Dead Things The Hurting Kind Sharks in the Rivers 19 What position was Limón awarded in 2022? U.S. Poet Laureate Host of "The Slowdown" Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center fellow Chicago Poet Laureate 20 Who does the "you" in Limón's poems sometimes refer to? Her cat, Olive Her sister, Natalie Her pug, Lily Bean Her husband, Lucas 21 Which of the following themes does Bright Dead Things NOT cover? A cross-country move Miscarriage Domestic life Loss of a family member 22 Which of the following is the LEAST accurate description of most of Limón's poetry? Emotional Feminist Natural Religious 23 How would you describe Ada Limón's opinion of negative emotions in her work? They are the truest expression of the human heart They are a result of an unhappy marriage They are a frustrating inconvenience to her work They are a part of life to be felt deeply and navigated 24 What is Ada Limón's day job, aside from poetry? Marketing writer Horse racing journalist None Botanist 25 Which of the following is NOT true about Limón's books? The COVID pandemic is a major theme of The Hurting Kind Her first two books, Lucky Wreck and This Big Fake World, came out within a year of each other Bright Dead Things was her first book published with Milkweed Editions Infertility is a major theme of The Carrying