First Flight (Poem): Fire and Ice · Class 10 · CBSE English
Which two opposing views of the world's end are discussed in the poem?
Practice question from First Flight (Poem): Fire and Ice (Class 10 · CBSE English), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
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Which two opposing views of the world's end are discussed in the poem?
- A.Destruction by fire and destruction by iceCorrect answer
- B.Destruction by water and destruction by wind
- C.Destruction by war and destruction by disease
- D.Destruction by science and destruction by nature
Solution
The poem opens by exploring the debate over whether the world will end in fire (desire) or in ice (hatred).
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