Holy Thursday (I) Flashcards by Caitlin Lunk

Q

holy Thursday

A

a holy day

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innocence or experience

A

innocence

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“walking two and two”

A

Noah’s ark

there is order

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“grey headed beadles”

A

the echoing green

old john

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how many stanzas

A

3

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how many lines in each stanza

A

4

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“their innocence faces clean”

A

contradicts the idea that they worked

scrubbed up for the occasion

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rhyme scheme

A

AABB

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“multitude”

A

repeated 3 times in stanza two

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lambs

A

Jesus

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seated In companies

A

the children sat in st Pauls
military group
sat in order

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stanza two and three rhyme scheme

A

breaks

half rhymes

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half rhymes/breaks are seen more in

A

experience poems

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wise guardians

A

looking after the children

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“…sit the aged men…”

A

old john-the echoing green

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children were

A

exploited

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why are there breaks in the poem

A

because the adults had sticks to beat the children with

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why were the children cleaned

A

so the church could show how great they are

Q

Blake had a biased opinion against

A

the church

Q

The aim of the day was to

A

get donations to the church