Quiz on William Blake's Poetry

What idea does the lamb symbolize in "The Lamb" by William Blake?

• Innocence

• Strength

• Wisdom

• Courage

What is the central idea of "The Lamb"?

• Kindness of the Creator

• Power of Nature

• Human Ambition

• The Cycle of Life

Whom does Blake refer to as "He" in "The Lamb"?

• The Creator

• The Tiger

• The Shepherd

• The Lamb

What word describes the mood of the illustration accompanying "The Lamb"?

• Serene, peaceful

• Chaotic, turbulent

• Dark, mysterious

• Joyful, exuberant

What do "the forests of the night" suggest about living in "The Tyger"?

• Chaos and confusion

• Peace and tranquility

• Growth and prosperity

• Fear and danger

What is the central image of the tiger in "The Tyger"?

• Power

• Innocence

• Beauty

• Fragility

What overcame the stars in lines 17 & 18 of "The Tyger"?

• Sadness

• Joy

• Anger

• Fear

In "The Chimney Sweeper," what do the "coffins of black" symbolize?

• Death

• Freedom

• Wealth

• Happiness

What do the "green plain" and "clouds" most clearly suggest in "The Chimney Sweeper"?

• Heaven or paradise

• Storms and chaos

• Despair and loss

• Adventure and exploration

Give one word that describes Tom Dacre's attitude in "The Chimney Sweeper."

• Optimistic

• Pessimistic

• Indifferent

• Angry