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

2. Do these inscriptions fall into the same pattern wherein a group of them adds up to make a poem?
(a) Not at first.
(b) Probably.
(c) No.
(d) Yes.

3. What concludes the first section of this poem?
(a) The father and one or more sons dig the grave for the mother and bury her.
(b) The father wanders off.
(c) The father sends his sons away.
(d) The father attends his wife's funeral.

4. Blake says there is something about the resurrection that relates to the reality of the Imagination and what else?
(a) The body as spirit.
(b) The body as an entity.
(c) The mind as a being.
(d) The mind as spirit.

5. "...any loving woman is sure to be loved [regardless of her physical form]...so beneficial and highly valued" is what?
(a) The desire for woman.
(b) The love of woman.
(c) The need for woman.
(d) The power of woman.

Short Answer Questions

1. The evil ones in the poetic stories have been those who are ___________ the idea that the mind has greater power than what comes to be presented to the human senses as objects of the world.

2. Some of them do add up to make poems, such as those under what?

3. The most prominent piece of these works is unquestionably the letter in which Mr. Blake's ___________ is introduced to the public.

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

5. What are included in this section?

(see the answer key)

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