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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which character in the Introduction had measles at seven?
(a) Miss Pratt.
(b) Tyger.
(c) Nancy Willard.
(d) Blake.
2. Who does Nancy believe sent The Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience?
(a) Miss Pratt.
(b) Blake
(c) Nancy Willard.
(d) Tyger.
3. Which two characters are dressed in tails in Poem 5?
(a) The rabbit and the tiger.
(b) The two children.
(c) The raccoon and the hedgehog.
(d) The Man in the Marmalade Hat and William Blake.
4. Which character in Poem 5 is happy to see the the Man in the Marmalade Hat?
(a) The boy.
(b) The tiger.
(c) The rabbit.
(d) William Blake.
5. What objects is the traveler missing in Poem 2?
(a) Umbrella or goggles.
(b) Shoes or a sense of humor.
(c) A bun or mustard.
(d) A luggage rack or a seat.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which character in Poem 2 is dressed in a mackintosh and wings?
2. Which character mentioned during Poem 4 surprisingly moves in the middle of the night?
3. What is the poetic form of Poem 1, "William Blake's Inn for Innocent and Experienced Travelers?"
4. Which characters mentioned during Poem 6 sleep in the upper regions of the house?
5. Who is the main character of the Introduction?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is the inn so appealing to travelers?
2. Describe the little boy's appearance in the Frontispiece.
3. What do the little children do when the Man in the Marmalade Hat arrives in Poem 5?
4. Why does Blake enjoy the company of the Man in the Marmalade Hat in Poem 5?
5. What does the scene for the meal in Poem 6 consist of and where does it take place?
6. Describe how the cow makes the cloud into a bed in Poem 7.
7. What happens outside the inn when it snows?
8. What kind of form does Poem 1 have?
9. What is special about the poetic form employed in Poem 4?
10. Describe the driver mentioned in Poem 2.
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