answer these questions:-
( 1) what colour are the cherry blooms ?Quote a line from the poem with tells us the colour
(2) why is the poet is eager to the see cherry tree?
(3) Is the poet a nature lover give reasons .
B. A ,score, means twenty. what do the following mean?
(1) trio
(2) duo
(3) gross
(4) solo
(5) kilo
(6) semi
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Answers
Answer:
)
You planted a sapling,
(e)
You wanted to make a humble beginning.
(2)
You watered the plant.
(f)
Your motive was to protect it.
(3)
You saw the shoot for the first time.
(a)
Gave you a feeling of joy to see the promising future.
(4)
You fenced the plant.
(g)
You cared for it.
(5)
The plant gradually saw lush green leaves grow on it.
(d)
The colour, symbolizing life, gave you a feeling of hope.
(6)
The tree had buds too.
(b)
The new experience brought excitement to you.
(7)
Birds made a nest on the tree which was fully grown and laden with flowers.
(c)
You were happy and satisfied because you experienced
what you had often heard, that small beginnings can
lead to great achievements.
No
Column 'A
No
ColumnB
(1)
You planted a sapling,
(a)
Gave you a feeling of joy to see the promising future.
(2)
You watered the plant.
(b)
The new experience brought excitement to you.
(3)
You saw the shoot for the first time.
(c)
You were happy and satisfied because you experienced
what you had often heard, that small beginnings can
lead to great achievements.
(4)
You fenced the plant.
(d)
The colour, symbolizing life, gave you a feeling of hope.
(5)
The plant gradually saw lush green leaves grow on it.
(e)
You wanted to make a humble beginning.
(6)
The tree had buds too.
(f)
Your motive was to protect it.
(7)
Birds made a nest on the tree which was fully grown and laden with flowers.
(g)
You cared for it.
TEXTUAL QUESTIONS
(1) The thought which prompted the poet to plant the cherry seed.
Ans. The thought which prompted the poet to plant the cherry tree was to have a tree of his own.
(2) The threats to the cherry sapling were -
Ans. The threats to the cherry sapling were
(i) goats (ii) grass cutter (iii) monsoon
(3) State whether the following statements are True or False and correct the false statements.
(i) They destroyed the cherry tree.
Ans. False. They damaged the cherry sapling but could not destroy it as it had a violent urge to move ahead.
(ii) The cherry tree had an instinct to survive.
Ans. True
(iii) The blossoms are fragile.
Ans. True
(4)The poet felt richer because -
Ans. The poet felt richer because he had a six feet high cherry tree of his own at his door.
(5) The beneficiaries of the cherry tree are -
Ans. (i) The finches, that is, the seed-eating songbirds.
(ii)The ecstatic bees who drank nectar from each bloom.
(iii)The moon-moths who took shelter in the tree.
(iv)The singing crickets who took shelter in the tree.
(v)Of course, the poet himself who claims to be the owner of the tree, provides enjoyment for himself well as other beneficiaries.
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