Blake

Blake's view on childhood and education comes from the work of...

• Rousseau

• Plato

• Socrates

Blake's work focused on institutions such as the education system and the

Blake wrote Songs of Innocence in

• 1789

• 1765

• 1801

• 1800

Songs of Experience was written in...

• 1794

• 1791

• 1800

The schoolboy is a poem expressing his frustration at

• The teachers

• the education system

• the children

• himself

Blake's view on childhood and education comes from the work of...

• Rousseau

• Plato

• Socrates

An important and prophetic part of the work of Blake focuses on the power of

• the family

• the Romantic movement

• the government

• the imagination

Blake used simple language in some of his poems because

• it reflected the voice of the narrator

• he wasn't good with words

• it was accessible to many

• he disliked complex language

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Blake often uses the narrative voice of a ***** to reflect the idea of innocence in his poems