Q. Which of the following best describes the setting of "Oranges"?

Q. In "Oranges", what problem must the speaker solve?

Q. In "Oranges", why does the speaker put one orange on the counter of the drugstore?

Q. Read these lines from "Oranges." Then, choose the answer that gives the most likely definition of released, based on the context clues.
I took my girl's hand
In mine for two blocks,
then released it to let 
Her unwrap the chocolate

Q. The word bright has several meanings. Which meaning does the author use in these lines from "Oranges"? Use context clues to help you.
I peeled my orange
That was so BRIGHT against
The gray of December
That, from some distance,
Someone might have thought
I was making a fire in my hands

Q. What does the context suggest is the most likely meaning of TIERED in these lines from "Oranges"?
I turned to the candies
TIERED like bleachers,
And asked what she wanted - 
Light in her eyes, a smile
Starting at the corners
Of her mouth

Q. Which group of words form these lines best supports teh meaning of tiered?

Q. Which statement about the speaker in "Oranges" is most likely true?

Q. Which quotation from the poem best supports what statement about the speaker in "Oranges" is most likely true?

Q. Which word best describes the saleslady in "Oranges"?

Q. When in "Oranges" do you learn about the saleslady's character?

Q. Which sentence best explains how this description from "Oranges" contributes to the overall meaning of the poem?
i peeled my orange
That was so bright against
The gray of December
That, from some distance,
Someone might have thought I was making a fire in my hands