
Analysing the poem 'Storm on the Island'
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- Q1In 'Storm on the Island', how does the speaker's tone change as the poem progresses?the speaker's confidence remains steadythe speaker's confidence increasesthe speaker's confidence decreases30s
- Q2What's the impact of the iambic pentameter used in 'Storm on the Island?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q3Why might Heaney have used colloquialisms in 'Storm on the Island'?to show that nature is supremeto create a conversational styleto reflect the speaker's fear30s
- Q4______ means having unlimited power.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q5Heaney uses __________ to show man asserting his dominance over nature in 'Storm on the Island'.half-rhymeenjambmentoxymoron30s
- Q6What is true of supporting detail when planning a written answer?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s