* Emily Dickinson wrote a poem in which the speaker talks about a letter she wrote to the world. What is the title of the poem?
* Emily did not really have any goals or anything that she wanted to achieve, however, she did have a mission. This was something personal that she wanted to do, but she did not expect it to ever happen. What was her mission in life?
* Emily only had one brother. What was his first name?
* Although she never married, how many men strongly influenced Emily's life?
* At what age did Emily seriously begin to write?
* By 1858 how many poems had Emily apparently written?
* In 1862 the total number of poems Emily had written jumped all the way up to how many?
* How did Emily dress in the latter part of her life?
* Where did Emily hide her poetry?
* In what year did Emily pass away?
* After her death, who helped publish a portion of her poetry?
* In what year did Harvard University take complete control over all available manuscripts?
* In poem #67, or "Success is counted sweetest", what color was the host?
* In poem #249, "Wild Nights---Wild Nights!", where is she rowing?
* What is the rafter made of in poem #216, "Safe in their Alabaster Chambers"?
* How does she keep the Sabbath in poem #324, "Some keep the Sabbath going to Church---"?
* What type of royalty does she mention in #303, "The Soul selects her own Society---"?
* What was the stillness like in poem #465, "I heard a Fly buzz---when I died---"?
* What was the narrator's scarf made of in poem #712, "Because I could not stop for Death---"?
* How does she describe the shaft in #986, "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass"?