2. Which two characters have to make amends in Poem 12?
(a) The cat and rat.
(b) The fox and hound.
(c) The boy and rabbit.
(d) The lamb and tiger.

3. Which character mentioned in Poem 10 says fools only get things from heaven?
(a) The rat.
(b) The Marmalade Man.
(c) William Blake.
(d) The tiger.

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

5. Which characters mentioned in Poem 16 are bakers?
(a) The mice.
(b) The innkeeper and his wife.
(c) The rabbit and the cat.
(d) The dragons.

6. What is the ballad form of Poem 8?
(a) ABCB.
(b) ABBA.
(c) ABCA.
(d) ABCC.

7. Which character mentioned in Poem 9 is literal?
(a) The rabbit.
(b) William Blake.
(c) The cow.
(d) The sunflower.

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

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

10. Which character mentioned during Poem 8 is tired?
(a) The sunflower.
(b) The rabbit.
(c) The boy.
(d) William Blake.

11. In Poem 8, what is the object that the sunflowers track the movement of?
(a) The Sun.
(b) The Moon.
(c) William Blake.
(d) The boy.

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

13. Which character mentioned in Poem 9 might take a nap like a field mouse in hay?
(a) William Blake.
(b) The cow.
(c) The little girl.
(d) The rabbit.

14. Which object mentioned in Poem 8 is far away and yellow and orange like the sunflowers?
(a) The tortoise.
(b) The King of Cats.
(c) The tiger.
(d) The city.

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