Class 9 English Poem Chapter 8 On Killing A Tree Quiz 1 (25 MCQs)

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1. What was the colour of the snake?
2. Chocking is done in the absence of:
3. How does the poet describe the process of killing a tree?
4. What helps the tree to grow?
5. What does 'leprous hide' refer to?
6. Where does the strength of the tree lie?
7. Where does the snake go and hide? (third stanza)
8. A tree can be killed with in a:
9. "And from close to the groundWill rise curled green twigs, Miniature boughs"What happens if the branches of a tree are cut off?
10. Evaluate the impact of the poem's structure on the reader's understanding of the message.
11. What sprouts out of the tree's leprous hide?
12. Identifying the theme of the poem:What is the central theme of 'On Killing a Tree' by Gieve Patel?
13. What is the tone of the poem 'On Killing A Tree'?
14. What does 'leprous hide ' mean here?
15. Who is the poet of "On Killing a Tree" ?
16. It takes a lot of time to cut a tree. The simple act of stabbing it with a knife is not enough to kill a tree. It is not an easy job to kill a tree, as it has grown strong by absorbing many elements for many years. It has taken nutrients from the soil and absorbed sunlight, air and water for a long time such that many leaves had grown on it. The above explanation belongs to which stanza of poem?
17. Even leprous hide of the tree has the power to produce:
18. Not a simple jab of knife Will do it" -Here jab refers to
19. What wiil again expand to a tree's full size?
20. What has grown Slowly consuming the earth in the poem, 'On Killing a Tree'?
21. What is the significance of the tree's roots in the poem?
22. How has the tree grown?
23. What does the poet equate killing a tree with?
24. What does the tree symbolize in this poem?
25. How does the poem 'On Killing a Tree' reflect the theme of environmental conservation?