English, asked by tanudreamer87, 9 months ago

no wonder the neem is known as the wonder tree and you are a wonder girl too who spoke this lines and why why has the speaker used the adjective wonder for both the tree and the girl

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Answered by SparshaM

Vembu said to Neema, "No wonder the neem is known as the wonder tree and you are a wonder girl too". Vembu is Neema's mother.
The speaker has used the adjective wonder for both the tree and the girl because the little girl is called Neema and the wonder tree neem is famous for its medicinal ingredients. Moreover their names sound the same.
Neema is very much happy for her name and she confesses, "Oh, grandpa! How blessed I am to be named NEEMA!". So the adjective 'wonder' is appropriate for them.

According to her grandpa it is true that we villagers call the neem tree our 'village Pharmacy'.
Although Neema has helped to plant 94 neem saplings in their school campus in memory of the departed souls. And she has brought a neem sapling to plant in her garden

Answered by Swarup1998

No wonder the neem is known as the ‘wonder tree’ and you’re a wonder girl too! This lines were spoken by Neema's mother Vembu.

Neema brought a neem sapling to be planted in their garden as a fitting gesture on the part of her school, as praised by her mother. When Neema told that she was blased to be named NEEMA, her mother said so.

Besides many medicinal properties, neem trees also have many other uses, which is a wonder. As her daughter Neema has done a wonderful job by bringing "the village pharmacy" home, she is also a "wonder". This is why Neema's mother Vembu has used Adjective 'wonder' for both the tree and the girl.