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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. During this part of the story Urizen does what?
(a) Ascends.
(b) Falls.
(c) Descends.
(d) Dies.

3. As noted above there are those which are poems designed to accompany what?
(a) His oil paintings.
(b) His water colors.
(c) His statues.
(d) His acrylic paintings.

4. In this particular case, the set constituted what?
(a) A story.
(b) A fairytale.
(c) A written poem.
(d) An epic.

5. There is an instance here of a miracle. What is this miracle?
(a) Blake's characters can heal others.
(b) Blake's characters can walk on water.
(c) Blake's characters can speak in tongues.
(d) Blake's characters walk through fires, unscathed.

6. What does Blake do to promote his artwork?
(a) He illustrates his poems.
(b) He holds exhibitions.
(c) He advertises his work.
(d) He sells his work on the street.

7. The divine realm and the mind are united in and by what?
(a) The imagination.
(b) God.
(c) The creative genius.
(d) The poetic genius.

8. This theme is handled during what?
(a) The first poem.
(b) The first few poems.
(c) The last poem.
(d) The Four Zoas.

9. The poem Fair Elenor functions as a segue into the ones entitled ___________.
(a) Song.
(b) Hope.
(c) Dance.
(d) Love.

10. After this charming piece, there comes another set of poems. These ones are called what?
(a) Love Songs.
(b) Famous Ballads.
(c) Love and Ballads.
(d) Songs and Ballads.

11. What are mentioned more than once?
(a) Candles.
(b) Pews.
(c) Altars.
(d) Eucharist cups.

12. What does this statement in number 151 do?
(a) It worries us.
(b) It takes us back to the very beginning of the entire compilation.
(c) It surprises us.
(d) It scares us.

13. What are included in this section?
(a) Love poems.
(b) Epitaphs.
(c) Stories.
(d) Epic tales.

14. What does Blake say about the Eternal and the realms of the Imagination?
(a) They are fantasy.
(b) They are found only in dreams.
(c) They are a mix of reality and fantasy.
(d) They are true reality.

15. There is more than one subgroup of the author's writings being brought together into this summary chapter, including a set of how many poems?
(a) Five.
(b) Six.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.

Short Answer Questions

1. Here again there are many what?

2. Readers will recall earlier that there was one set of ____________ included along with inscriptions.

3. Here the author begins by providing a description to a client of what?

4. The author shares that by this time, he has established what?

5. It is followed by another story--- this one is about a man called _____________, King of Norway.

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