2. Which characters mentioned during Poem 6 sleep in the upper regions of the house?
(a) The moles.
(b) The children.
(c) The hedgehogs.
(d) The mice.

3. What object mentioned in Poem 5 will straighten out the bends in the roads?
(a) A liquid pen.
(b) A car.
(c) A bottle of starch.
(d) A ruler.

4. Which character in the Introduction is Nancy curious about?
(a) Miss Pratt.
(b) Blake.
(c) Tyger.
(d) Babysitter.

5. Who is the main character of Poem 6?
(a) William Blake.
(b) The boy.
(c) The King of Cats.
(d) The rabbit.

6. Which character signs the dedication on the title page in the Introduction?
(a) Tyger.
(b) Nancy Willard.
(c) Blake.
(d) Miss Pratt.

7. What is the quality of the place that the reader experience during the first verse of Poem 1?
(a) Restful and magical.
(b) Energetic and frenetic.
(c) Dark and foreboding.
(d) Violent and turbulent.

8. Who are the characters that appear in the third stanza of Poem 1?
(a) Angels.
(b) Featherbeds.
(c) Blake.
(d) Snow.

9. Which character is the anchor who comforts the other characters mentioned during Poem 4?
(a) The boy.
(b) The tiger.
(c) William Blake.
(d) The rabbit.

10. Which character rings a bell in Poem 4?
(a) William Blake.
(b) The rabbit.
(c) The boy.
(d) The tiger.

11. What characters gaze out from another tower in Poem 6?
(a) Two rabbits.
(b) Two sunflowers.
(c) Two thrushes.
(d) Two moles.

12. In Poem 1, what actions are the dragons responsible for?
(a) Cooking and baking.
(b) Chasing away children.
(c) Fighting.
(d) Guarding the inn.

13. What is the poetic form of Poem 1, "William Blake's Inn for Innocent and Experienced Travelers?"
(a) Haiku.
(b) Sonnet.
(c) Stanza.
(d) Virelai.

14. Which character mentioned in Poem 7 asks the cow how it slept?
(a) The Moon.
(b) The girl.
(c) The questioner.
(d) The boy.

15. Which object is always present in Poem 7?
(a) The weather vane.
(b) The wren.
(c) The Moon.
(d) The table.