Dim, dangerous clouds

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stampede across the sky. Where

did the sun go hide?

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Use the haiku to answer the question.
What conclusions can readers draw from the way poetic elements are used in the haiku? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses

The mood is foreboding and fearful.
The mood is foreboding and fearful.

The mood is perplexed and curious.
The mood is perplexed and curious.

The speaker usually enjoys storms.
The speaker usually enjoys storms.

The speaker is concerned by the approaching storm.
The speaker is concerned by the approaching storm.

The speaker is concerned about where the sun went.
The speaker is concerned about where the sun went.
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Answer 1

From the haiku, readers can draw the following conclusions based on the poetic elements used:

1. The mood is foreboding and fearful. - The imagery of "dim, dangerous clouds" creates a sense of unease and impending danger, suggesting a foreboding atmosphere.

2. The speaker is concerned by the approaching storm. - The use of the word "stampede" implies a chaotic and threatening presence, indicating the speaker's concern about the storm's approach.

These responses capture the overall tone and sentiment expressed in the haiku.