Ozy and Lon Flashcards

1
Q

Why does Blake repeat ‘chartered’?

A

emphasise the power and wealth of the upper classes

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2
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what does Blake suggest poor people are trapped in?

A

manacles

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3
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Why does Blake criticise the church?

A

for not helping poor children

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4
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why does Blake describe the church as ‘blackening’?

A

he thinks the church should feel ashamed

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5
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whose experience does Blake explore?

A

the experience of the poorest

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what does the destruction of Ozymandias’s statue symbolise?

A

how human power fades

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7
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both poems explore ______

A

misuse of power, nature and humankind, cruelty

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8
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who does Blake criticise

A

the church and the monarchy

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9
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why does Blake describe the STREETS as ‘chartered’?

A

highlight inequality

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10
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what does the imagery of ‘mind-forged manacles’ symbolise?

A

poor people being trapped in poverty

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what does the statue get described as and symbolise?

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a ‘colossal wreck’
wreck symbolises the power of nature

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why does Blake describe the RIVER as ‘chartered’?

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emphasise the power of the wealthy over what should be natural and free

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