Question 1

What is the title of the poem by William Blake that describes a tiger?

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The Tyger

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The Lion

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The Wolf

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The Bear

Question 2

Where is the tiger described as burning bright?

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In the forests of the night

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By the riverside

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In the open fields

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Under the blazing sun

Question 3

What is the poem questioning about the creation of the tiger?

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Who could frame thy fearful symmetry?

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What color is thy fur?

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Where do you sleep?

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How fast can you run?

Question 4

What does the poem ask about the fire in the tiger's eyes?

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Burnt the fire of thine eyes?

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How did it get there?

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Where did you find the fire?

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Why is it burning?

Question 5

Who does the poem question about daring to seize the fire?

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On what wings dare he aspire?

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How did he do it?

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When did he do it?

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Why did he do it?

Question 6

What does the poem ask about the power that twisted the sinews of the tiger's heart?

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Could twist the sinews of thy heart?

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When to twist the heart?

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Why twist the heart?

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How to twist the heart?

Question 7

Where does the poem ask about the location of the furnace that was in the tiger's brain?

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In what furnace was thy brain?

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Why was it there?

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Who put it there?

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What was in the furnace?

Question 8

What does the poem ask about the entities that made the tiger, referencing their deadly terrors?

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Dare its deadly terrors clasp?

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How did they make you?

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Who are they?

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What else did they make?

Question 9

Did the creator of the tiger smile upon seeing his work?

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Did he smile his work to see?

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Did he not care?

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Did he cry instead?

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Did he turn away?

Question 10

What does the poem dare the immortal hand or eye to do when creating the tiger?

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Dare frame thy fearful symmetry?

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When create symmetry?

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Why create symmetry?

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How create symmetry?

Question 11

Who made the Tyger according to the poem?

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he who made the Lamb

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a poet

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a blacksmith

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a lion tamer

Question 12

Where is the Tyger described as burning bright?

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In the forests of the night

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High in the sky

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On the beach

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In a cave

Question 13

What is the main focus of the poem 'The Tyger'?

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the creation of the Tyger

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the cycle of life

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the importance of stars

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the beauty of nature

Question 14

What symbolizes the Tyger's powerful presence in the poem?

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fearful symmetry

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soft fur

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quiet footsteps

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gentle demeanor

Question 15

What element of the Tyger is described as fearful in the poem?

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its eyes

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its fur

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its wings

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its tail

Question 16

According to the poem, what did the Tyger's creator use to shape its heart?

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shoulder & art

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a brush and paint

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a chisel and stone

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a flute and music

Question 17

What celestial event is mentioned in the poem in relation to the Tyger's creation?

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stars threw down their spears

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comets passing by

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planets aligning

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meteor shower

Question 18

What does the Tyger's creator dare to do according to the poem?

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frame its fearful symmetry

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hide from it

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ignore it

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destroy it

Question 19

What is described as being watered with tears in the poem?

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heaven

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the earth

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the trees

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the sea

Question 20

What is the central theme of the poem 'The Tyger'?

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the mystery of creation

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the power of the Tyger

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the beauty of nature

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the inevitability of death

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