Storm Ending

Analyze the imagery used in the poem "Storm Ending" by Jean Toomer. How does the poet use natural elements to convey a sense of beauty and power?

• By describing the thunder as a destructive force

• By comparing thunder to beautiful, blooming flowers

• By focusing on the fear of the storm

• By emphasizing the darkness of the storm

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

In what way does the poem "Storm Ending" challenge traditional perceptions of storms? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

• By depicting storms as purely destructive forces.

• By presenting storms as opportunities for growth and beauty.

• By ignoring the impact of storms on the environment.

• By focusing solely on the fear they instill.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What literary device is predominantly used in the poem 'Storm Ending' by Jean Toomer to create vivid imagery?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

Which of the following best describes the tone of 'Storm Ending'?

• Melancholic

• Joyful

• Reverent

• Fearful

In 'Storm Ending,' how does the poet describe the sound of thunder?

• As a roaring beast

• As a gentle whisper

• As a blooming flower

• As a crashing wave

What is the primary theme of 'Storm Ending'?

• Destruction

• Renewal

• Fear

• Isolation

How does Jean Toomer use nature in 'Storm Ending' to convey emotion?

• By depicting nature as hostile

• By showing nature's indifference

• By illustrating nature's beauty

• By highlighting nature's unpredictability

Which element of nature is personified in 'Storm Ending'?

• Rain

• Thunder

• Wind

• Lightning

What effect does the imagery in 'Storm Ending' have on the reader?

• It instills fear

• It evokes a sense of wonder

• It creates confusion

• It emphasizes chaos

How does the structure of 'Storm Ending' contribute to its meaning?

• By using short, abrupt lines

• By employing a consistent rhyme scheme

• By using free verse to reflect natural flow

• By having a circular narrative