Weather in Literature

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📚 Part 1: Weather and Setting

1. In "All Summer in a Day," what is the weather like on Venus most of the time?

Sunny and hot

Rainy and dark

Snowy and cold

Windy and cloudy

2. In Robert Frost's poems, which weather elements are mentioned? (Check all that apply)

Snow

Rain

Wind

Sunshine

3. How does the weather affect Margot's feelings in "All Summer in a Day"?

The rain makes her sad and lonely

The rain makes her excited

The rain doesn't affect her

The rain makes her angry

4. In "Dust of Snow," what causes the speaker's mood to change?

A crow shaking snow from a tree

A sunny day

Heavy rainfall

Strong wind

5. Complete the sentence: In "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," the woods are described as "lovely, dark and ___________."

Answer: _______________

6. What does the phrase "dust of snow" mean in Robert Frost's poem?

7. Describe how the author uses weather to create mood in "All Summer in a Day." Use specific details from the story.

8. Write a short paragraph describing a time when weather affected your mood. Use descriptive words like the authors we studied.

9. Extension Activity: Create your own weather metaphor. Complete this sentence: "My happiness is like _____________ because _____________."

Success Criteria - I Can:

• Identify how weather affects characters and mood in stories

• Explain the meaning of weather-related words and phrases

• Use weather descriptions in my own writing