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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. He writes of the need to give and receive what?
(a) Forgiveness.
(b) Hope.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Love.

2. The King calls his sons before the palace in his sorrow. Why might be the reason for him quickly turning darker and more symbolic?
(a) His young are equally as sick.
(b) His young do not care.
(c) His young are just as dispicable.
(d) His young are of no use to him.

3. How will one know when a work has unity?
(a) The poet will just know.
(b) The elements will be balanced.
(c) The work will be well-accepted by others.
(d) This will show in its parts.

4. It becomes clear Blake has set forth how many different arguments?
(a) Five.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.

5. This set of verses describes the struggle of what?
(a) Good and evil amongst those dwelling in the Heavens.
(b) Love and jealousy amongst those dwelling upon the Earth.
(c) Good and evil amongst those dwelling upon the Earth.
(d) Love and hate amongst those dwelling upon the Earth.

Short Answer Questions

1. Blake delves into the difference between Christ's resurrected body of spirit and what?

2. What is meant by faculties?

3. What is the setting?

4. How have Blake's works been arranged?

5. How does this work begin?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does this story open?

2. What goes along with each illustration?

3. How does Blake's writing affect the reader?

4. What personal beliefs does the author share with the reader?

5. How does the author share his worldliness?

6. What is the Spectre?

7. What is Albion?

8. Compare England and Jerusalem, based on Blake's work.

9. What has been done to create this book?

10. How does the story end?

(see the answer keys)

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