Play Analysis Quiz: The Storm and Its Symbols

Shallow faith, disharmony, and the allure of modernity among Muslims have led to their efforts becoming fruitless.

The girl told the first man she saw a man dragging a dead body out of his car at the bus station.

The weather was stormy, with heavy rain, lightning and thunder, during the play's start.

General Powers, a National Guard member, aims for promotion by arresting Kreton, a suspected space spy, putting Mr. Spelding's house under martial law.

The spaceship landed in Mr. Spelding's rose garden.

Kreton perceived Earth's people as primitive, with basic fears, pride, and prejudices; their civilization is in its early stages.

The old man chose the steep path to assess his improving physical health and fitness.

The provided content does not describe the effect of the woman's behavior on the boy.

Kreton demonstrated extraordinary abilities, including immortality, mind-reading, and speaking all languages.

People in the year 5000 will be technologically advanced, living luxuriously, and able to travel to other planets like the Moon and Mars.

Norma convinced her husband to accept the offer by saying it was research, no one would die, and the money would improve their lives.

The Bittering family wanted to grow familiar Earth crops, like carrots, lettuce, and radishes, on Mars to feel at home.

Naushirvan advised his people to avoid injustice and cruelty, noting that even small prejudice can significantly harm a nation.

Farmers used large fires and wet leaves to create acrid smoke to prevent locusts from landing.

The girl couldn't describe the killer because she couldn't clearly see him during a brief flash of lightning during the night.

The First Man was described as pleasant-looking, tall, thin, dark-haired, and 35 years old.

Mr. Spelding reacted with disbelief and shock upon seeing the spaceship.

The villagers forced the quack to dig the old woman's grave, beat him, and then let him go.

The play began with heavy rain, lightning, and thunder, creating a tense and emotional atmosphere.

The girl went to the bus station to escape a killer she saw dragging a dead body out of a car.

Kreton, an extraterrestrial visitor, is mild, pleasant, dressed in an older style, and has extraordinary powers. He likes Earth people.

Mr. Spelding wants his daughter to marry a hard-working and ambitious man, not someone who will stay on a farm.

The statue's face was damaged and half-buried in sand, while its legs stood tall in the desert.

The mother sparrow was worried about feeding her ten young ones.

The package was placed at the front door.

The girl's car ran out of gas, forcing her to walk home.

The play 'Heat Lightning' began with a violent storm (heavy rain, lightning, thunder).

Violence is harmful to life, civilization, and progress.

The slave felt fear and distress on the boat due to the storm and unknown sea.

The text does not describe Martin Luther King's services.

The text does not describe farmers' efforts to protect crops from the swarm.

The text does not give details on the girl's impression of the second man.

It refers to the brutal, violent, and uncivilized behavior that can result from the absence of moral values and norms.

A lack of moral values and norms can contribute to increased instances of depression and anxiety.

The mother sparrow faces the dilemma of feeding ten young chicks with only one grain of millet.

The old man gradually increased the steepness of his path to gauge his improving physical fitness after recovering from illness.

Being labeled a liar caused Mr. Hubert great shame because he valued his reputation for honesty and integrity.

The poem emphasizes the beauty of nature, particularly during springtime, when cherry trees bloom.

The pedestal in 'Ozymandias' bore the inscription, "My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings: Look upon my Works, ye Mighty, and Despair!"

The girl couldn't describe the killer because she saw him only briefly in a flash of lightning, and the darkness obscured his features.