Question

A2. Read the following poem and answer the questions that follow by choosing the correct option- THE TREE (8) This is the living thing that cannot stir. Where the seed chances there it roots and grows, To suck what makes the lily or the fir Out of the earth and from the air that blows. Great power of will that little thing the seed Has,allalone in earth,toplan the tree, And, though the mud oppresses, to succeed And put out branches where the birds may be Then the wind blows it, but the bending boughs Exult like billows, and their million green Drink the all-living sunlight in carouse Like dainty harts where forest wells are clean, While it the central plant, which looks over miles, Draws milk from the earth's breast and sways and smiles.
QI a) mud oppresses the seed. b) sunlight c) people d) roots
Q2.Both man and seeds face - and they can overcome it by power of will à) hunger b)oppression c) thirst d) sickness
03. The rhyme scheme of the poem is a) abba b) abbc c) abab d) abbb
Q4.What is all living according to the poet? a) moonlight b) milk c) sunlight d) roots
Q5.Find a word in the poem which means 'branches! a) harts b) boughs c) seed d) roots Page 3 of 6​

Answer 1

Answer:

no i dont know the answer too long bruh

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer: Q1 is mud oppresses the seed

Q2 is thirst

Q3 is abba

Q4 is roots

Q5 is boughs