Question

A poem titled for this fruit describes an object that “will not last the night” but “gives a lovely light” and was written about its author’s bisexuality. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this fruit that titles a poem beginning “my candle burns at both ends.” That poem appears in a collection titled A Few [these fruits] From Thistles.
ANSWER: fig [accept “First Fig”; accept A Few Figs From Thistles]
[10m] This American poet wrote “First Fig” as well as the poem “Renascence.” This author included “Four Sonnets” in a collection.
ANSWER: Edna St. Vincent Millay
[10e] In “Renascence,” Millay wrote about seeing “three long mountains and” one of these geographical features. Robert Frost wrote a poem about “Stopping by [one of these locations] on a Snowy Evening.”
ANSWER: woods [accept forests or woodlands or wooded areas; accept “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”]
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Cornell GBinghamton A0000
Binghamton CRIT B0000
Cornell CPenn State0000
Cornell DRIT C001010
Cornell ERIT A10101030
Cornell AESF0000
Cornell BSyracuse0000
U of Rochester BCornell F0000
U of Rochester ABinghamton B001010
CWRU C (UG)West Virginia B (UG) 0000
Michigan C Miami C (DII) 001010
Miami A (UG) Michigan A (UG) 001010
CWRU A (UG) Michigan State A 0101020
Miami B (UG) Michigan State B 001010
Ohio State A (UG) CWRU B (DII) 10101030
Jefferson County Scholars (DII)Ohio State B (DII) 10101030
Ohio State C (DII) Michigan D (UG)0000
Arizona State BUW Gluttony001010
UW ChastityUBC B0000
UW EnvyUBC A001010
Arizona State AUW Greed001010
UW LustUW Sloth001010
UW WrathBoise State001010
Auburn AClemson B10101030
Vanderbilt AAuburn B0000
BelmontEmory A0000
Clemson AAuburn C001010
Georgia Tech EFurman001010
Georgia AGeorgia Tech A001010
Emory OxfordSouth Carolina A001010
South Carolina BAlabama A001010
Tennessee ASouthern10101030
Tennessee BGeorgia Tech C001010
Georgia Tech DVanderbilt B10101030
Appalachian State BLiberty A001010
Appalachian State ADuke B0000
NC StateJames Madison A001010
NC StateJames Madison A001010
NC StateJames Madison A001010
NC StateJames Madison A001010
UNC DLiberty B001010
Liberty CVirginia001010
VCUTusculum001010
UNC BWilliam & Mary0000
UNC CJames Madison B1001020
UNC AVirginia Tech B001010
Claremont AClaremont B10101030
USCClaremont C001010
UCLA AUCLA B001010
UCLA DUCLA C001010
UCLA EUCSD001010
Fordham ABard A (UG)0101020
Rowan A (DII)Lehigh B (DII)0000
Maryland A (DII)Lehigh A (UG)10101030
Columbia BNYU B001010
Maryland B (DII)Penn B (DII)001010
Columbia A (UG)Princeton A (UG)001010
NYU A (UG)Rutgers A (UG)001010
Penn A (DII)Rutgers B001010
NC StateJames Madison A001010
NC StateJames Madison A001010
NC StateJames Madison A001010
NC StateJames Madison A001010
Chicago ASIUE1001020
Chicago BIowa B001010
Purdue BIllinois A001010
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