Windstorm Poem Analysis
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What does the phrase 'the stubborn storm hunts for a friend' suggest about the wind's actions in the poem?

  • The wind's previous actions were intentional and motivated.
  • The wind is strategically searching for another force of nature to collaborate.
  • The wind is seeking companionship and is lonely.
  • The wind is becoming less forceful and more playful. (correct)
  • In the poem, the phrase 'galloping gale' is associated with which action of the wind?

  • The initial rush through the streets.
  • The winding down of energy at the end.
  • The constant, repeated patterns of its movement. (correct)
  • The interaction with trash cans and newspapers.
  • Which of the following best describes the impact of the wind on the town, based on the poem?

  • The town is severely damaged by the force of the wind.
  • It creates a temporary chaotic and energetic time. (correct)
  • It brings a period of reflection to the residents of the town.
  • It causes a tranquil period that is enjoyed by all.
  • The phrase 'tattered town sighs with relief' implies which of the following about the town's state prior to this?

    <p>The town had endured a time of intense energy and disruption. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main purpose of the author in the poem 'Windstorm'?

    <p>To illustrate the actions of a windstorm through personification. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Summary of "Windstorm"

    • A cold northerly wind, known as a mistral, rushes through an empty town.
    • The wind violently shakes windows, slams doors, and howls.
    • The wind chases and rolls objects like a trash can lid and newspapers down a hill.
    • The wind, after a long pursuit, tires out and settles to sleep.
    • The town experiences a sense of calm and relief after the wind subsides.
    • The poem portrays the wind's destructive force, but also its tiring nature.

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    Explore the themes and imagery of the poem 'Windstorm'. This quiz examines the contrasting forces of destruction and tranquility represented by the wind. Delve into the vivid descriptions and emotional undertones conveyed throughout the text.

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