WILLIAM BLAKE

Blake revived the medieval technique of the __________ printing

William Blake was a skilled ...

What were Blake's political beliefs?

• Blake believed in social justice, individual freedom, and was critical of the established church and state.
• Blake believed in absolute monarchy and traditionalism.
• Blake advocated for the complete separation of church and state.
• Blake supported authoritarian rule and censorship.

Was Blake a religious man ?

• Yes, Blake was a devout follower of traditional religion.
• Blake was a priest in the Church of England.
• Blake regularly attended church services and practiced rituals.
• Yes but Blake was not a conventionally religious man.

“I wander thro’ each charter'd street”. Who's the I to be identified with ?

• A child, because they have a stronger imagination

• The poet himself

• An unidentified speaker

• A poor labouring man

What role does repetition play in the poem "London" ?

• Repetition symbolises the endless monotony of the lives of the poor

• Repetition emphasizes the joy and celebration of life in 'London'.
• Repetition highlights the beauty of the city in 'London'.
• Repetition gives the poem a monotonous quality

Which is the acrostic in stanza 3 ?

The poem London is from Songs of _________

The poems in Blake's famous collection are meant to illustrate the contrary states of the human______

Blakes vision of the world is based on the theory of the complementary________________