by 1. Has anyone seen the wind?
Ans.. No one has seen the wind.
b. Pick out the line from the poem which answers this question.
ans.. The line from the poem that answers this question is: “Who has seen the wind? Neither I nor you.”
2. What do leaves do when the wind is passing through?
ans.. When the wind is passing through, the leaves hang trembling.
3. 3. How do you know the wind is passing by?
Ans.You know the wind is passing by when the leaves hang trembling and when the trees bow down their heads.
4.4. Which seems to be stronger the wind or the tree? Give reasons for your
answer.
Ans. The wind appears to be stronger than the tree. This is suggested by the imagery in the poem, where the leaves are trembling and the trees are bowing down their heads in response to the wind. The wind’s effect on the leaves and trees implies its strength and power, whereas the trees seem to yield to its force.
Read Other Chapters of English. Click the names of the chapters.
1 Conversation
2 The Sun Goes on a Holiday
3 Pretending
4 A Masai Home
5 Alice in Wonderland
6 In the Heart of a Seed
7 Jolly Kittens
8 The Hare on the Moon
9Left in Charge
10Jagatu the Gardener
12 Gopal Bhand and Mahagyani
