1. How does the poet described the tree earlier in the poem?
2. Which line is repeated in the poem and why?
3. What social and ecological value of planting a tree is?
4. In what sense is a tree ‘the harvest of coming age’?
5. Name two things a tree planter actually plants?
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PASSAGE ~ 1
i) Who is described as a 'friend of sun and sky'?
Ans. A tree is described as a friend of sun and sky. Tree is a friend of congenial atmosphere. It reduces air temperature and even purifies air by trapping dust, pollen and smoke. It ensures free gentle breezes. Thus it is correctly described as 'a friend of sun and sky'.
ii) Whom does a tree give shelter? How?
Ans. A tree gives shelter to birds. It provides them home to stay by allowing them to build their nest on it. Birds dwell on the trees and their sweet songs during dawn delight us, thus spreading the message of peace and harmony.
iii) Which literary device has been used in the line, 'in hushed and happy twilight heard'?
Ans. The literacy device used here is the figure of speech, Alliteration. The initial sound of letter 'h' is repeated here in the words - 'hushed', 'happy', 'heard'. It is done for poetic effect.
iv) Explain: 'The treble of heaven's harmony.'
Ans. Treble means a high pitched tone in music. Trees provide room for birds to dwell. They sing sweet songs during dawn which is very soothing. The high tone of the song of the bird is symbolic of heaven's harmony. It provides an atmosphere of calm and comfort, It gives the world a message of peace and harmony.
v) Describe the things one plants along with planting a tree mentioned in the above stanza.
Ans. The poet mentions the enormous things one plants while he plants a tree. Trees provide abundant benefits. They purify the air, combat with the climatic change, give us food, shelter from the warm weather and give us gentle rains. They beautify the environment and turn the place into a heaven on earth. They give shelter to the birds who in return sing sweet songs for us. Such soothing atmosphere created with the planting of trees spreads a message of peace and harmony to the entire world. Thus trees, are beneficial to benefit us with such priceless resources.
PASSAGE ~ 2
i) How has the poet described a tree in this stanza?
Ans. The poet has described a tree as a symbol of glory. Trees are the source of many useful means. They provide cool shade for summer and tender rains in all seasons. They are reproduced by merely planting a seed and bud which in turn blooms in coming times. They please the environment with its grace. It serves as a living legacy for the next generation.
ii) Which line has been repeated? Why?
Ans. The line repeated in the poem is 'What does he plant who plant?' Each stanza opens up with the same line which is an interrogative form. This is repeated to lay emphasis on the importance and value of planting trees. One who plants a tree plants enormous things along with it. The answer is provided by the poet itself in the subsequent sentences.
iii) Which social and ecological benefits of tree plantation does the poet refer to here?
Ans. The poet refers here to various benefits of tree plantation. Trees give us food, shelter and fresh air. They both purify and beautify the environment we live in. Without any discrimination trees are beneficial to all the beings in the surrounding. They reduce air pollution by purifying the air. They act as a home for birds whose sweet humming brightens our lives.
iv) In what way is a tree, 'The harvest of coming age'?
Ans. The outcome of tree plantation is bountiful. They reward the environment with all the necessary resources. Trees tend to live very long, some lasting for several thousand years. So the benefits we derive from trees, extend as long as the tree lives. It spreads its branches far and wide and reaches our future generation to harvest their benefits as well.
v) What else gets planted on the earth besides seed and bud?
Ans. The Tree planter actually plants seed and bud. These two things are the basic means to reproduce a tree.
But the result of the plantation brings about abundant resources without which we cannot exist. With a foresight we realize that planting a seed and bud is in actual, planting a joyful and healthy future. The tree planter plants glorious plains. He plants the heritage of the forest. Thus he plants tremendous joy for the generations yet to be born on earth.
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Change these questions in different way... [Poem- The Heart of the Tree]
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1. How does the poet described the tree earlier in the poem ?
:- How did the poet described the tree earlier in the poem ?
2. Which line is repeated in the poem and why ?
:- In poem , which line is repeated and why ?
3. What social and ecological value of planting a tree is ?
:- What is the social and ecological value of planting a tree ?
4. In what sense is a tree ‘the harvest of coming age’?
:- What is the sense of 'the harvest of a coming age' in a tree ?
5. Name two things a tree planter actually plants ?
:- Name two things which a tree planter actually plants .
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