A Visit to William Blake's Inn Test | Final Test - Hard

Nancy Willard
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 108 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

A Visit to William Blake's Inn Test | Final Test - Hard

Nancy Willard
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 108 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which character mentioned in Poem 9 is literal?

2. Which character has been pilfering food from William Blake in Poem 15?

3. Which characters are cuddled upon on the floor by the fire in Poem 11?

4. Which characters mentioned in Poem 16 are bakers?

5. What is the rhythmic form of Poem 15?

Short Essay Questions

1. When the rabbit requests that everyone make room, what does the cow do in Poem 9?

2. What is so special about the walk on the Milky Way described in Poem 10?

3. What do the sunflowers want in Poem 8?

4. Describe the significance of the final scene in the Epilogue.

5. When the rabbit requests that everyone make way, what does the cow do in Poem 9?

6. Describe tasks the King of Cats gives his wife in Poem 13.

7. How is the experience different for the tiger compared to the boy in Poem 10?

8. Why does Blake give the rat iron boots to wear in Poem 10?

9. What is the lesson contained in Poem 15?

10. How is the experience different for the rabbit compared to the cat in Poem 10?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The King of Cats offers special presents to his friends that reveal his imaginative nature and how he has stepped from the practical to the magical world. Choose one of the 3 options below to write about.

1) What are some examples of gifts he offers? By offering these gifts, what does the King of Cats reveal about himself?

2) How does the King of Cats change from being practical to increasingly mystical in the poem? How does this parallel his relationship with William Blake?

3) The King of Cats also appears more generous and imaginative in his writing. Show 3 examples of this change.

Essay Topic 2

Certain relationships create a good foundation for the story. When Nancy asks her babysitter to tell her a bedtime story, they both interact in a very convincing manner. Describe why this relationship is believable.

Essay Topic 3

Throughout the book, there are numerous instances of symbolism. Choose one of the 3 options below to write about.

1) Provide 3 examples of symbolism in the building of the tailor's house. What do these symbols mean?

2) There are numerous references to the Bible and an ongoing discussion of good versus evil. What are some overt examples?

3) What is the possibility that opens up to the tailor and the Tiger, that helps them overcome their wrongdoings?

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