2. Which animals does the tiger feel he must sleep by in Poem 14?
(a) Lamb, rabbit, rat, and cat.
(b) Rabbit, rat, cat, and mouse.
(c) Bear, rabbit, bird, and sheep.
(d) Bear, lamb, rabbit, and rat.

3. Which poetic form employed in Poem 8 is slower than the iambic form?
(a) Cinquain.
(b) Hexameter.
(c) Anapestic.
(d) Dactyl.

4. Which character is cold and afraid of losing a thumb in Poem 10?
(a) The rabbit.
(b) The tiger.
(c) The boy.
(d) William Blake.

5. Which character wears a new suit of shifting lights in Poem 15?
(a) The boy.
(b) William Blake.
(c) The tailor.
(d) The tiger.

6. What is the rhythmic form of Poem 15?
(a) Iambic hexameter in AABB form.
(b) Iambic hexameter in ABBA form.
(c) Iambic quadrameter in ABBA form.
(d) Iambic quadrameter in AABB form.

7. Through what does the Marmalade Man asks the other characters to follow him in Poem 12?
(a) The Milky Way.
(b) The moat.
(c) Mist and maze.
(d) The valley.

8. Which character mentioned in Poem 9 loves puns?
(a) The rabbit.
(b) The cow.
(c) The boy.
(d) The Marmalade Man.

9. Why does the tiger ask William Blake for a story in Poem 14?
(a) To ease his anxieties.
(b) To restore his health.
(c) To get hungry.
(d) To fall asleep.

10. Who is the character that the sunflowers talk to in Poem 8?
(a) The boy.
(b) The Moon.
(c) The Sun.
(d) William Blake.

11. Which character receives emerald green boots in Poem 10?
(a) The rat.
(b) The rabbit.
(c) The cat.
(d) The tiger.

12. What character mentioned in Poem 11 is a handsome creature?
(a) William Blake.
(b) The fire.
(c) The rabbit.
(d) The cat.

13. What is the rare rhythmic form employed in Poem 14?
(a) Troachic.
(b) Iambic.
(c) Couplet.
(d) Sonnet.

14. Which character mentioned in Poem 8 shines with dew?
(a) The sunflower.
(b) The grass.
(c) The rabbit.
(d) The Moon.

15. In Poem 10, what characters does William Blake lead on a walk?
(a) Boy, rat, cow, and Marmalade Man.
(b) Rabbit, cow, tiger, boy, and cat.
(c) Rabbit, cat, tiger, boy, and rat.
(d) Tiger, rabbit, and Moon.