The Ecchoing Green
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What is the purpose of the bells ringing in the first stanza?

  • To call people to play sports
  • To announce the arrival of the birds
  • To celebrate the end of winter
  • To signal the start of Spring (correct)
  • Who is Old John in the poem?

  • An old man sitting under an oak tree (correct)
  • A young boy playing on the Ecchoing Green
  • A mother putting her children to bed
  • A bird singing loudly
  • What happens at the end of the poem?

  • The sun rises and the sports begin
  • The sun sets and the sports end (correct)
  • The birds fly away from the Ecchoing Green
  • The children continue to play until nightfall
  • Study Notes

    The Poem's Structure and Meaning

    • The purpose of the bells ringing in the first stanza is not explicitly stated, but it likely sets the tone and atmosphere for the rest of the poem.

    Characters in the Poem

    • Old John is a character mentioned in the poem, but his role, significance, and relationship to other characters are unknown without more context.

    Poem's Conclusion

    • The outcome or events at the end of the poem are unclear, as the provided text only asks questions about the poem without providing the actual content.

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    Test your knowledge of William Blake's 'The Ecchoing Green' with this literary quiz! From the cheerful bells to the playful activities on the green, this poem captures the essence of springtime. Challenge yourself to identify important themes, symbols, and literary devices in this beloved work of literature.

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