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

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

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2, Book 2 : Chapter 1, For the Sexes.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To what classic Renaissance poet are two of Blake's book related?
(a) Herbert.
(b) Milton.
(c) Marlowe.
(d) Shakespeare.

2. How might one describe Blake's set of verses?
(a) Strange and misleading.
(b) Extremely visual and visionary.
(c) Boring and tedious.
(d) Difficult to understand and confusing.

3. Blake clearly has hope for what between the sexes?
(a) Jealousy and hate.
(b) Disagreement.
(c) Equality and fairness.
(d) Peace and friendship.

4. There is a small amount of commentary accompanying these. The first is about whose poetry?
(a) Aristophanes'.
(b) Mimnermus'.
(c) Homer's.
(d) Herodotus'.

5. Are these repetitions good?
(a) No.
(b) Possibly.
(c) Maybe.
(d) Yes.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do these books perpetuate?

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

3. The label for this section of work is _________.

4. Prior to the entire group there is a short poem that does what?

5. This lore includes the perception that in a healthy Albion, with the Bards, Druids and mighty oak groves, the power is far greater than that strange, foreign land that harbors what city?

(see the answer key)

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