1. What is William Blake's first prophecy called?
(a) Prophecy for Australia.
(b) Prophecy for America.
(c) Prophecy for South Africa.
(d) Prophecy for China.

2. What is a natural side effect of employing this aspect?
(a) Blake believes England is weak.
(b) Blake conjures the powers of Druidry.
(c) Blake contradicts Christianity.
(d) Blake argues against religion.

3. How does the author share his worldliness?
(a) Through his speeches.
(b) Through his plays.
(c) Through his pamphlets.
(d) Through his art.

4. This chapter of the book summary covers what?
(a) The first two chapters of Jerusalem.
(b) The first two chapters of Dachau.
(c) The first two chapters of Budapest.
(d) The first two chapters of Moscow.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. On one page the author is citing Albion and ranting about delusions, when a few pages later he connects the two by setting Albion, Canaan and __________ together in just a few short lines of poetry.

2. How might one describe the language at this point?

3. What is Albion?

4. How have Blake's works been arranged?

5. Blake is one of the most famous artists in recent history to have done what during much of his adult life?

(see the answer key)

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