Storm Imagery and Descriptions

What does the sky do as the storm approaches in 'The Thunderstorm Visitor'?

How are the dark clouds described in the passage?

What does the old oak tree outside the window do during the storm?

How is the rain described when it begins to fall?

What does the lightning do in the passage?

How is the storm characterized in the passage?

What is the purpose of the storm in the passage?

CHOOSE A, B, C, OR D

3. Which of the following is a fact from the passage?
A. "The sky growled and grumbled as the storm crept closer."
B. "The rain began to drum against the rooftop."
C. "Suddenly, the rain began to fall."
D. "The storm was a roaring beast made of wind."

TYPE THE LETTER BELOW

(a)  

4. Which sentence from the passage shows an opinion?
A. "This storm wasn’t just weather—it was a visitor."
B. "A loud clap of thunder crashed like cymbals."
C. "Lightning scribbled silver secrets."
D. "Dark clouds danced across the heavens."

1. Which sentence from the passage is an example of a hyperbole?
A. "Dark clouds danced across the heavens."
B. "The old oak outside my window trembled like a frightened child."
C. "This storm wasn’t just weather—it was a visitor."
D. "Lightning scribbled silver secrets across the clouds."