How does the repetition of the word "every" effect the poem?

It emphasizes the horror and magnitude of London's problems

What is the major thematic question the speaker asks in "The Tyger" that relates to "The Lamb"?

How could one creator make such innocence and such danger?

How is the imagery within "The Tyger" different from the imagery within "The Lamb"?

The imagery is more fiery and hellish in "The Tyger"

How does "London" connect to "The Lamb," and in effect, "The Tyger"?

"London" alludes to "The Lamb" by mentioning an infant/Jesus

How is Romanticism reflected in "London"?

Industrialized organizations are alluded to as corrupt

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William Blake & His Poetry

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A review of Blake's poems "The Lamb," "The Tyger," and "London" from our presentation! #english #williamblake

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1
How does the repetition of the word "every" effect the poem?
It emphasizes how Londoners must come together to see change
It emphasizes how God has created all of London's beauty
It emphasizes how Industrialization is now everywhere
It emphasizes the horror and magnitude of London's problems
2
What is the major thematic question the speaker asks in "The Tyger" that relates to "The Lamb"?
How does religion play a part in creation?
How could one creator make such innocence and such danger?
Does God respect all of his creation?
Are the parts of our world definable?
3
What is the speaker's tone towards the lamb?
Curious
Adoring
Apathetic
Concerned
4
How is the imagery within "The Tyger" different from the imagery within "The Lamb"?
The imagery is more clear and dramatic in "The Lamb"
The imagery is more fiery and hellish in "The Lamb"
The imagery is more based on images of Jesus in "The Tyger"
The imagery is more fiery and hellish in "The Tyger"
5
How does "London" connect to "The Lamb," and in effect, "The Tyger"?
"London" alludes to "The Lamb" by mentioning an infant/Jesus
"London" discusses God's role in society
"London" deals with the contrast between innocence and evil
"London" talks about natural phenomenons
6
How is Romanticism reflected in "London"?
There is a typical iambic trimeter rhyme scheme
Industrialized organizations are alluded to as corrupt
All of the above
The Romantic journey is portrayed
7
What is a core thematic point of all three of Blake's poems?
Religion
Natural world
Evil
Innocence
8
Which of the following is NOT a word that could describe the speaker's tone towards the Tyger?
Ambivalent
Admiring
Confused
Questioning
9
What figures of speech add to the sing-songy, soothing quality of "The Lamb"?
The AABB rhyme scheme
The alliteration of the "L" sound
The alliteration of the "th" sound
All of the above
10
Which historical figure(s) is/are alluded to in "The Lamb"?
The Romantics
Blake's followers
Jesus
Muhammad

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