Storm on the island

• What is the state of the island before the storm?

  It is peaceful and isolated.
• How does the size of the island compare to a village?

  It is similar to a small village.
• What should you check for before a storm hits?

  Storm warnings from local authorities
• What should you do during a storm?

  • Stay inside
  • Close all curtains
  • Stay away from doors and windows
  • Open a window on the side of the building away from the wind - this will relieve pressure on the roof
• What are the geographical and demographic characteristics of the island?

  • Geographical Location: Small island off the coast
  • Size: Compact and walkable
  • Population: Sparsely populated, a few hundred people
  • Economy: Primarily farming and fishing
• What should you do after a storm?

  • Stay indoors and listen to the radio
  • If evacuated, avoid dangling and broken power lines
• What should you do to prevent windows from shattering during a storm?

  Put tape across large windows
• What is one physical impact of the storm on the islanders?

  Loss of homes and crops
• How does the economy of the island rely on its resources?

  It relies on local crops and seafood.
• How does the loss of homes and crops affect the islanders?

  It threatens their food supply and shelter
• What are the main economic activities on the island?

  Primarily farming and fishing.
• What should you do before a storm?

  • Listen to your radio for information
  • Bring pets inside
  • Clear away anything outside that may become a flying missile in the wind
  • Put tape across large windows to prevent them from shattering
  • Close all windows
• How is the population of the island described?

  It is sparsely populated.
• What emotional impact does the storm have on the community?

  Anxiety and fear overwhelm the community
• What is the overall impact of the storm on the islanders?

  It causes extensive damage to their resources
• How does the community on the island function?

  Everyone knows each other.
• How does the painting's composition and perspective contribute to its overall effect?

  • The low, panoramic perspective gives a sense of grandeur and scale to the landscape
  • The diagonal lines of the rainbow and clouds lead the eye through the composition
• What are the effects of the storm on the environment?

  • Drastic changes to the environment
  • Extensive damage to homes and farms
  • Flooding of fields and destruction of crops
• How might the artist's choice of subject and style reflect the Romantic movement in art?

  The dramatic, emotive landscape with natural phenomena reflects Romantic ideals
• What is the main feature depicted in the image?

  • A dramatic landscape with a rainbow in the stormy sky
• What is the destructive power of the storm directed towards?

  Homes and farms
• What is the overall mood or atmosphere conveyed by the painting?

  • The painting has a dramatic, stormy, and moody atmosphere with dark clouds and a vibrant rainbow
• What artistic techniques or elements are used in the painting?

  • Use of bold, expressive brushstrokes
  • Dramatic lighting and contrast between light and dark areas
  • Vibrant, almost surreal colors in the rainbow and clouds
• What should you do with windows before a storm?

  Close all windows tightly
• What are the safety measures to take before a storm hits?

  • Check for storm warnings from local authorities
  • Prepare your home by bringing pets and outdoor items inside
  • Protect windows with tape to prevent shattering
  • Close all windows tightly
• What happens to the houses during the storm?

  They are toppled and damaged
• Why is it important to prepare your home before a storm?

  To ensure safety and minimize damage
• What social impact does the storm have on the island community?

  Community bonds strengthen as people work together
• What does the storm symbolize in the text?

  Unexpected challenges we face in life
• How does the storm affect the island?

  It transforms the peaceful island
• How does the storm's symbolism connect to human experiences?

  It reflects the challenges we must overcome
• How does taping windows help during a storm?

  It prevents windows from shattering
• What does Mrs. O'Malley's experience illustrate about the community?

  It demonstrates strong community solidarity
• What should you do with pets and outdoor items before a storm?

  Bring them inside your home
• What is the approximate location of the landscape depicted in the painting?

  A rural, mountainous area
• How does the painting's composition and use of light and color contribute to its overall emotional impact?

  The dramatic lighting, bold colors, and dynamic composition create a sense of awe and wonder
• How do the islanders relate to the theme of resilience?

  They withstand nature's wrath with strength
• What is the likely time of day or weather conditions shown in the painting?

  A dramatic, stormy sky with a rainbow
• What effect does heavy rain have on the fields?

  It floods the fields and destroys crops
• What happens to the crops during the storm?

  They are destroyed