Question

Questions:
(a) Fill up the blanks in each of the following sentences with one of the given words:
(fragments, striving, dreary)
(i) The history of science is a continuous after
knowledge.
(ii) If there were no change in life it would become -- quite.
(iii) In many parts of the country agricultural land is cut up into small -
(b) In this poem, the word 'where' refers to:
(i) the entire world
(ii) the heaven of freedom
(iii) the dreary desert
(iv) narrow domestic walls
(C) What are the narrow domestic walls that the poet speaks of?
(d) What sort of a place is the present world?
(e) What is the significance of ‘awake' in the last line?
(1) What is the heaven of freedom?
(g) What other freedom does the poet want for our country?​

Answer 1

Answer:

a)

i)striving

ii)dreary

iii)fragments

b)-(ii) the heaven of freedom

c)The narrow domestic walls the poetic talks of are the unrequired useless superstitious things such as caste,creed,class,color,etc..,that create divisions between people

d)The present world is a place that is continuously changing ,though the narrow domestic walls still do somewhat exist and divide people,they are slowly being taken down by people coming together

e)The significance of the word awake in the last line is that it is being used to say that when the world is a better place ,a heaven of freedom ,the poet hopes his country will be able to awaken as in live and prosper in such a world where there are no narrow domestic walls to divide them

f)The heaven of freedom is a such a place where knowledge is free,the world isnt broken into fragments by the narrow domestic walls,where words come from the depth of truth and the world strives for perfection tirelessly

g)The poet wants the freedom of thoughts and habits for the people of his country

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