"London" by William Blake
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- Q1According to the poem 'London' by William Blake, what does the speaker mark in every face they meet?Marks of bravery, marks of victoryMarks of weakness, marks of woeMarks of joy, marks of successMarks of peace, marks of contentment30s
- Q2What do the Chimney-sweepers do that appalls the speaker in the poem?DanceLaughSingCry30s
- Q3Which group of people runs in blood down Palace walls, as mentioned in the poem 'London'?Peaceful EldersHardworking Farmershapless SoldiersJoyful Children30s
- Q4What sound does the speaker hear most thro' midnight streets in the poem 'London'?Children playing gleefullyBirds chirping happilyHow the youthful Harlots curseBells ringing joyfully30s
- Q5What do the Infants do that is mentioned to be tear-inducing in the poem 'London'?Dance with the new-born InfantsHug the new-born InfantsSing to the new-born InfantsBlasts the new-born Infants tear30s
- Q6Where does the charter'd Thames flow in the poem 'London'?Underneath the charter'd ThamesFar away from the charter'd ThamesNear where the charter'd Thames does flowAbove the charter'd Thames30s
- Q7What is heard in every voice, according to the poem 'London'?The mind-forg'd manaclesWhispers of peaceLaughs of joySongs of freedom30s
- Q8What do the youthful Harlots do that curses the surroundings in the poem 'London'?LaughBlessCurseDance30s
- Q9What appalls the speaker when it comes to the blackning Church in the poem?Every shining Church delightsEvery blackning Church appallsEvery tall Church impressesEvery colorful Church inspires30s
- Q10What do the Marriage hearse blight with plagues in the poem 'London'?BlessesProtectsBlastsForgives30s
- Q11In William Blake's poem 'London', what do the Chimney-sweepers cry about?Singing joyful songsEvery blackning Church appallsThe sound of the bellsLaughing and playing in the streets30s
- Q12What do the youthful Harlots curse in William Blake's poem 'London'?The peaceful river ThamesThe sunshine and clear skiesThe vibrant city lightsBlasts the new-born Infants tear30s
- Q13According to William Blake, what marks does the speaker see in every face they meet?Marks of health, marks of wealthMarks of weakness, marks of woeMarks of happiness, marks of joyMarks of strength, marks of success30s
- Q14What does the speaker hear most often while wandering through London's midnight streets in William Blake's poem?Soft whispers of loveBirds chirping happilyLaughter from children playingHow the youthful Harlots curse30s
- Q15What do the hapless Soldiers do in William Blake's 'London' poem?LaughSighSingDance30s