1. How much time
does it take to kill a tree?/ What is the duration of killing a tree?
Ans. It takes much time to kill a tree.
2. Why can’t a
simple jab of the knife kill a tree?
Ans. A simple jab of the knife cannot kill the tree because
it has grown by consuming nutrients from the earth and it is deep rooted.
3. What has the
tree consumed and absorbed?/ How has a tree grown?/ What are the favourable
things for the growth of a tree mentioned
in the poem ?
Ans. The tree has consumed the nutrients from the earth and
absorbed sunlight, air and water for water for years.
4. What does the expression ‘leprous hide’ in the poem refer to?
Ans. The word ‘leprous hide’ refers to the discolored and
rough bark of a tree.
5. From where do
leaves sprout?
Ans. Leaves sprout from the tree’s rough bark.
6. “But this alone won’t do it.” –What does ‘this’ and ‘it’
refers to?
Ans. Here ‘this’ refers to hacking and chopping and ‘it’
refers to kill a tree.
7. What is the
meaning of ‘bleeding bark’?
Ans. Here ‘bleeding bark’ refers to the mark of cutting a
chopping of the tree.
8. Why does the bark
bleed?
Ans. The bark bleeds because of the hacking and chopping.
9. Where will the
green twigs rise from?
Ans. Green twigs will rise from the bleeding bark close to
the ground.
10. What will happen
if ‘miniature boughs’ are unchecked?
Ans. If the ‘miniature boughs’ are unchecked, they will
expand again and get back their original shapes.
11. What is to be done to the root of a tree
to kill it?
Ans. The root of a tree is to be pulled out entirely from
the deep earth.
Anchoring earth—refers
to the soil which holds the roots firmly. Earth
cave—is a hollow place made when the roots
of tree are pulled out of the earth. The
strength of tree lie – root. The steps to uproot the
tree ---roping, tying and pulling. 12.
What are the processes to destroy a tree completely? Ans. Browning, hardening, twisting and withering the root
are the processes to destroy a tree completely.
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