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power and conflict
storm on the island
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Who authored the poem "Storm on the Island"?
Seamus Heaney
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What is the main theme of "Storm on the Island"?
Battle of nature vs man
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What does the island community prepare for in the poem?
A
storm
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How does the community adapt to withstand storms?
They
design
their houses to resist storms
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What is the land like on the island?
Barren
of crops and trees
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How does nature behave during the storm according to the poem?
It turns against the
islanders
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What does the phrase "we are prepared" suggest about the islanders' attitude?
They are
overconfident
yet
fearful
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What literary technique does Heaney use to connect readers to the islanders' lives?
Conversational colloquialisms
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What do plosives in the poem signify?
Violence
and aggression of nature
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What does the lack of a consistent rhyme scheme represent?
Nature's
uncontrollable power
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What is the structure of the poem "Storm on the Island"?
Dramatic monologue
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How does the cyclical structure of the poem reflect the islanders' experience?
It shows the ongoing cycle of
storms
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What does the volta in the poem signify?
A shift from
optimism
to
fear
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What does enjambment in the poem imply?
Constant barrage of the
storm
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What type of language does Heaney use to describe nature?
Military
language
and
violence
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How does Heaney personify nature in the poem?
As if it intends to
attack
the island
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What does the phrase "tame cat turned savage" suggest about nature?
Nature can be
unpredictable
and violent
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What does the poem suggest about the relationship between isolation and community?
Isolation
heightens
the sense of community
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How do the themes of "Storm on the Island" compare to "Ozymandias"?
Both show
nature's power
over humans
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What is a key similarity between "Storm on the Island" and "The Prelude"?
Both depict nature as
powerful
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How does the conflict with nature differ in "Storm on the Island" and "The Prelude"?
Physical
conflict
in
SOTI
vs
psychological
in
The Prelude
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