The Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

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The Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 6, Book 6 : Chapter 2, Satiric Verses.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is the answer to Number 95 happening?
(a) To serve the purposes of the humans.
(b) To torture the humans.
(c) To feed the animals.
(d) To protect the animals.

2. During these chapters, William Blake explains the Spectre further to readers. Here, he tells people that this entity is what?
(a) The power of God.
(b) The compassion in people.
(c) The love of God.
(d) The reasoning power of man.

3. According to Blake, from where does all Poetic Genius come?
(a) God.
(b) One source.
(c) Our conscience mind.
(d) Many sources.

4. Of what are the etchings?
(a) Angels.
(b) Children.
(c) People in various stages of life.
(d) People from various cultures.

5. After those are a string of further poems that seem designed how?
(a) To explain the previous poems.
(b) To support the previous poems.
(c) To support one another.
(d) To be taken on their own.

Short Answer Questions

1. Blake asserts here, as he did earlier, that the Divine Body is what?

2. Their relation to the mystical and the divine also sets them apart from what in their form?

3. Urizen is where?

4. To what classic Renaissance poet are two of Blake's book related?

5. When the new people feed him, what does he claim?

(see the answer key)

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