Question

B. Answer the following questions.
1. What are the strengths of an earthworm?
2. What one quality of the earthworm is unique?
3. Who is the earthworm addressing to in the second stanza?
4. Write a paragraph on the message that the poem conveys.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. What are the strengths of an earthworm?

Ans: Worms help to increase the amount of air and water that gets into the soil. They break down organic matter, like leaves and grass into things that plants can use. When they eat, they leave behind castings that are a very valuable type of fertilizer.

2. What one quality of the earthworm is unique?

Ans: Structural Characteristics;

An earthworm's body is streamlined and every segment contains a number of bristles called setae. The streamlined shape helps the earthworm travel through soil, and the bristles improve grip if the soil is wet.

3. Who is the earthworm addressing to in the second stanza?

Ans: In the second stanza the earthworm is addressing to one who is small but not as itself.

4. Write a paragraph on the message that the poem conveys.

Ans: This poem is known for its optimism

This poem is known for its optimismand the theme right attitude of life. The poet gives out the message that pleasure or sorrow is not the goal of life. The purpose of life is to carry out all duties and responsibilities for the progress and good of all. We should realize life is shorter and quicker. Life is like a battle field and we should not let ourselves be driven like cattle. We should fight bravely as heroes. The poet points out that the past and future are of no significance. We should concentrate in making the best out of the present. We may also follow footsteps of great men who had laid their footsteps on sands of time.

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