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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. It becomes clear Blake has set forth how many different arguments?
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

2. What does Blake state?
(a) He is from Albion.
(b) There is an argument.
(c) There is no argument.
(d) He has preconceived notions regarding Albion.

3. What word might best describe the presentation?
(a) Interesting.
(b) Unique.
(c) Educational.
(d) Melodramatic.

4. What do these books perpetuate?
(a) Blake's new and radical ideas.
(b) The ideas of many at this time in history.
(c) The ideas and theme that have been introduced in the preceding sections.
(d) The beliefs of most Englishmen.

5. What is the setting?
(a) England.
(b) America.
(c) France.
(d) Albion.

6. Blake asserts here, as he did earlier, that the Divine Body is what?
(a) The Brain and Heart.
(b) The Heart and Soul.
(c) The Imagination & the Poetic Genius.
(d) The Imagination and Creativity.

7. Here we have what chapters of Blake's Jerusalem?
(a) 2 and 3.
(b) 3 and 4.
(c) 5 and 6.
(d) 4 and 5.

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

9. Blake delves into the difference between Christ's resurrected body of spirit and what?
(a) The generative and vegetative world.
(b) The natural world.
(c) The underworld.
(d) The heavens.

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

11. How can readers uninterested in Blake's spiritual vision enjoy it as pure literature?
(a) Due to his vivid images.
(b) Due to his popularity.
(c) Due to his descriptions of characters.
(d) Due to his exciting subject matter.

12. Immediately, the author begins to share what with the readers?
(a) His personal beliefs.
(b) His life.
(c) Aspects of his culture.
(d) His random thoughts.

13. This is an entirely _____________ creative work by the author and include his visual art (he both draws and etches).
(a) Useless.
(b) Similar.
(c) Different.
(d) Odd.

14. The poetry is akin to some of his preceding works in what way?
(a) The subject matter is the same.
(b) The characters within the poetry are reminscent of previously-discussed characters.
(c) He has written a story in thick lines of perfectly metered poetic verse.
(d) He has written lines of poetry in a style all his own.

15. The label for this section of work is _________.
(a) Useless.
(b) Interesting.
(c) Boring.
(d) Encouraging.

Short Answer Questions

1. Blake attempts to explain what's connection to feminine and female "space" is in contrast to male or masculine "space"?

2. Blake says there is something about the resurrection that relates to the reality of the Imagination and what else?

3. The increasing power of England in the modern world readily overshadows what earthly city's might?

4. Blake was a _________________ by profession.

5. What two characters figure largely in these books?

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