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Trees — key concepts & quick answers
What is the poem 'Trees' about? The poem describes several familiar Indian trees — such as the banyan, the peepul and the coconut — picturing how each one looks and grows.
What is the theme of the poem? The theme is an appreciation of trees and nature, encouraging us to observe and value the different trees around us.
Which tree does the poem call the largest? The poem says the banyan is the largest of trees.
How does the poem describe the peepul and the coconut? It says the peepul quivers (trembles) in the breeze, and the coconut grows up straight and tall.
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1Warm Up (Text Book Page No. 123)1 questions
Q.G1Look at the picture. (Text Book Page No. 123) Have you seen the Adyar Banyan Tree? Would you like to visit that place? Why?v
Answer:
Yes, I have seen the Adyar Banyan Tree and I would like to visit that place because it gives shelter to many birds and animals. I also enjoy playing with my friends there.
2Vocabulary (Text Book Page No. 126)1 questions
Q.G2A. Find the describing words given in the poem.v
Answer:
The describing words found in the poem are: largest, sweet, juicy, straight, tall, sharp, and lovely. These adjectives are used to provide specific details about the trees and their characteristics, helping the reader to visualize them more clearly. For example, 'largest' describes the Banyan tree, 'straight and tall' describes the Coconut tree, and 'sharp' describes the Date's leaf.
3Read and Understand (Text Book Page No. 126)5 questions
Q.1The Banyan is the largest of trees, The peepul quivers in the breeze, a. Which is the largest of trees?v
Answer:
a. The Banyan tree is described as the largest of all trees in the poem. b. The breeze causes the Peepul tree to quiver or shake gently. This movement is described in the poem as the tree quivering in the breeze, suggesting a delicate and responsive reaction to the wind.
Q.2The Peepul quivers in the breeze a. What is the Peepul?v
Answer:
a. The Peepul is a type of tree. b. In the breeze, the Peepul tree quivers, meaning it shakes or trembles lightly, creating a gentle movement that is often associated with a soft rustling sound.
Q.3The Coconut grows up straight and tall a. How does the Coconut grow up? ‘ • .v
Answer:
The Coconut tree grows in a manner that is described as straight and tall. This indicates that its trunk grows vertically upwards without much bending, reaching a significant height, which is a characteristic feature of this type of palm tree.
Q.4The Date s leaf is as sharp as a blade, a. How is the Date’s leaf?v
Answer:
The Date's leaf is described as being very sharp, comparable to the edge of a blade. This suggests that the leaf has a keen, pointed edge that could be potentially dangerous or at least requires careful handling.
Q.5The Mango gives us fruit that is good a. What does the Mango give us?v
Answer:
The Mango gives us fruit. b. How is the fruit? The fruit is good.