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Blake's Poison Tree Quiz

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Quiz on A Poison Tree

by Jackylyn Martillano
1

What is the central theme of A Poison Tree?

2

What grows on the tree in the poem?

3

What did the speaker do to express wrath toward his foe?

4

What happens to the foe after eating the apple?

5

Which motif is central to Blake's poem?

6

Which line shows wrath can fade when shared?

7

What is the moral Blake conveys?

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Which literary device is primarily used in A Poison Tree?

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What happens if anger is released openly according to the poem?

10

What is the setting of the poem's action?

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Hidden anger grows into danger if not addressed.

The apple is a symbol of poisonous consequences.

In the first stanza, telling wrath ends it.

The poisoned apple leads to the foe's death.

The poem hinges on hidden anger and its consequences.

Sharing anger ends the wrath in the first stanza.

Suppressed anger can cause destruction.

The tree and apple symbolize hidden danger.

Speaking wrath to others ends it in the poem.

The garden scene frames the narrative.

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