21. Unit 8, Peace, Question Answers of 10th English by AG Ahmad

 

10th English A          Unit No 8

 Poem “Peace”

QUESTIONS ANSWERS FROM BOX:

Q.1. With which the wind is compared?

Ans:- The wind is compared with a monster of destruction which destroys everything around.

Q.2. Explain “Its center is in truth”?

Ans:- It means, truth is hidden in its center and it lies for away from these material things because appearances are deceptive.

EXECISE QUESTIONS:  

Q.1. How is wind described in the first stanza?

Ans:-In the first stanza, the wind is described as a monster of destruction which destroys everything around.

Q.2. With what the wind is compared in the first stanza?

Ans :- In the first stanza , the wind is compared with a monster of destruction which destroys everything around.

Q.3. What is wind doing to all man’s work?

Ans:-The wind is destroying to all man’s wonderful works and leveling (raking) all houses and buildings.

Q.4. How does the scene look like when wind is still?

Ans:-When wind is still, it looks gentle and cool which refreshes buds, birds and human beings.

Q.5. What comparison is made in the second stanza?

Ans:- In the second stanza, the real truth of wind is compared with bright blue skies and to light breeze which blows gently and whispers in low tone.

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