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1. PART A: How does the progression of the storm contribute
to the theme of poem?
O A The storm becomes more violent before the sun comes
out, showing how a person must overcome obstacles to
gain rewards.
B
The storm worsens throughout the poem, emphasizing
the challenges the speaker is facing.
OC The storm eventually subsides and the sun comes out,
showing how difficult times will always come to an end.
O D The storm stays consistently mild, stressing that difficult
events are never as bad as they seem.
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