2. Which characters are cuddled upon on the floor by the fire in Poem 11?
(a) The sunflowers.
(b) The travelers.
(c) Mr. and Mrs. Blake.
(d) The dragons.

3. What is the rhyme form of Poem 11?
(a) ABCA.
(b) ABBA.
(c) AABB.
(d) ABBC.

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

5. What is the only area that stays warm despite the cold wind in Poem 11?
(a) The bedroom.
(b) The hearth where the fire is made.
(c) The kitchen.
(d) The barn.

6. Which character mentioned in Poem 9 will guide the travelers on their voyage?
(a) The boy.
(b) The Marmalade Man.
(c) The rabbit.
(d) William Blake.

7. How does Stanza 3 of Poem 13 differ from the other stanzas?
(a) By discussing the wife's appearance.
(b) By making travel plans.
(c) By discussing food.
(d) By being mystical.

8. Which character receives only a handful of dirt in Poem 10?
(a) William Blake.
(b) The cat.
(c) The rat.
(d) The tiger.

9. What is the gift that the King of Cats sends to the cat who winds the clocks in Poem 13?
(a) A wrench.
(b) A magical car.
(c) Mice to eat.
(d) A thousand sunsets.

10. Which characters mentioned in Poem 8 are tired of traveling?
(a) The sunflowers.
(b) The girls.
(c) The Moon and Sun.
(d) The boy and the rabbit.

11. Which character says farewell in Poem 16?
(a) The cloud.
(b) The boy.
(c) The tailor.
(d) William Blake.

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

13. Who is the character that drinks tea with William Blake in Poem 13?
(a) The King of Cats.
(b) The cat who winds the clock.
(c) The cat who guards the door.
(d) The wife of the King of Cats.

14. What happens in Poem 12 when the fighting ends?
(a) Resting.
(b) Dancing.
(c) Sleeping.
(d) Eating.

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