Read the following stanza and answer the questions that follow
Weavers, weaving at fall of night, Why do you weave a garment so bright ? Like the plumes of a peacock, purple and green We weave the marriage veils of a queen. (lndian Weavers)
a) What is the time of day
(b) What are the weavers weaving ?
(c) What is the brightness of the garment compared with ? (d)Why do the weavers make the garment so bright ?
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This stanza is taken from the poem Indian Weavers written by Sarojini Naidu.
a)
The time of the day is late in the evening.
b)
The Weavers are weaving a marriage veil for a queen.
c)
The brightness of the garment compared with the feathers of a peacock.
d)
The Weavers make the garment so bright because they are weaving it for a queen to make her marriage veil.
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a)
The time of the day is late in the evening.
b)
The Weavers are weaving a marriage veil for a queen.
c)
The brightness of the garment compared with the feathers of a peacock.
d)
The Weavers make the garment so bright because they are weaving it for a queen to make her marriage veil.
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Sanvii:
A- they are weaveing in the mid evening and early night
B--)they are weaving the grments.
C--)it is compared with the plumes of d peacock...which are of purple and green colour
D--) because they are weaveing it for the queen for the marriage of d queen...
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a. Dusk or fall of night
b. Marriage veils of a queen
c. The feathers of a peacock
d. The weavers are making a bright to showcase the grandeur and elegant of the royalty.
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b. Marriage veils of a queen
c. The feathers of a peacock
d. The weavers are making a bright to showcase the grandeur and elegant of the royalty.
Hope this helped you:)
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